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Can i get a hepatitis a vaccine pregnant?
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Yes: Yes, you can get a hepatitis a vaccination during pregnancy. The safety of this vaccination has not been determined, however, it is not a live virus. The general consensus is that it is safe. I strongly recommend the hep a and b vaccine if your risk of possible exposure is high. An infection during pregnancy is definitely more harmful than the vaccination.
Answered 10/4/2013
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