Rubella Vaccine Health Feed

At least take time of 2 months.
To develop the immunity.
You can also check for prepregnancy precautionary test to be sure.

No 16 year old don't need that vaccine. You can consult me through Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment and further guidance.

In 1978 the immunization programme in india was renamed as expanded programme of immunization (epi) and then in 1985 became universal programme of immunization when measles vaccine was added in state schedule at 9 months of child age. Mmr is not a part of immunization schedule in state programme but in delhi it was included in 1999. Mmr vaccine is available since more than 3 decades and I am using it since then (tresivac from serum institute). A child in 1989 had the option of getting it dependi...more

Dear, generally rubella vaccine is given in childhood at the age of 8-10 months in immunisation schedule of babies. But it can be given at any age.
First check out whether you had vaccinated for rubella in childhood in your childhood immunisation card.
If you did not get vaccine of rubella in childhood then it very important to get vaccine now. Because you are female and to get protection from rubella in this age and in future pregnancy, you should definitely get vaccine of rubella. Rube...more

Yes of course you can do not forget to do rest of routine check for downs. Like ear, blood and heart checks regularly.

Rubella vaccination cost differ hospital to hospital. I take 500 rs for rubella vaccine in my clinic. U have to wait for 6 months at least for conception.

According to the world health organization (who), the mmr (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine and the yellow fever vaccine can be given on the same day without any problems. However, it is recommended to wait at least 4 weeks between receiving these two vaccines to ensure that they are both fully effective.
In your case, you received the mmr vaccine on april 14, which means it has been about 12 days since you received the vaccine. Therefore, it is safe for you to receive the yellow fever v...more

You can get your vaccination done from local Pediatrician but as they are special vaccines you need to inform doctor prior going there as they have to arrange it specially for you.

Ideally one should take rubella vaccination (if rubella igg is negative) before pregnancy because those who don't have immunity may get rubella during pregnancy and in that case causes abnormalities of baby.
Can not be taken during pregnancy- must avoid pregnancy for 3 months after vaccination.

If Rubella IgG is positive it means you DON'T NEED vaccination. However if taken preferable to avoid pregnancy for 3 months.