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About the Service
Maternal immunization during pregnancy provides a dual shield of protection. Vaccines administered to the mother stimulate protective antibodies that safely cross the placenta, providing the newborn with passive immunity during the critical first few months of life before the baby can receive their own infant immunizations. Dr. Vishakha Ahuja Dang provides scheduled, evidence-based antepartum vaccinations in accordance with national and international obstetric guidelines.
When to Seek Medical Advice
If you or a family member notice any of the following common signs or symptoms, scheduling a timely clinical consultation can ensure early diagnosis and peace of mind:
Second & Third Trimester Routine Care
Scheduled timing for essential maternal vaccines during mid-to-late pregnancy.
Protection Against Whooping Cough
Tdap immunization to protect vulnerable newborns against severe pertussis infection.
Maternal & Neonatal Tetanus Shield
Tetanus toxoid / Td boosters ensuring complete protection during delivery.
Seasonal Respiratory Protection
Annual influenza immunization preventing severe respiratory complications in pregnancy.
Our Clinical Approach
At Dr. Dang's Clinic, every patient receives compassionate, evidence-based care in a private and welcoming environment.
Strict Safety Compliance
Only non-live, thoroughly tested vaccines with proven maternal-fetal safety records are used.
Optimal Gestational Timing
Administering vaccines between weeks 27 and 36 to maximize antibody transfer across the placenta.
Maternal Health Review
Verifying past immunization history and medical conditions before each injection.
Newborn Passive Immunity
Giving your baby critical antibody defense against infections from day one of birth.
Treatment & Care Options
Following a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, Dr. Vishakha Ahuja Dang crafts an individualized management plan based on your health profile and goals:
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The recommended vaccines (Tdap, Td, Flu) are inactivated and have been extensively studied across millions of pregnancies with proven safety.
Maternal antibody levels peak a few weeks after vaccination. Receiving Tdap in each pregnancy ensures maximum antibody transfer to every newborn.
Tetanus/Td is usually started in the early second trimester, and Tdap is ideally given between 27 and 36 weeks of pregnancy.
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