At my 34 week midwife appt the midwife asked if I had had the whooping cough jab and I said no, as at my 28 week one, I had to have the Anti D jab as I'm 0 negative and the midwife at that appointment said it's better to spade them out a little.
The midwife then got a form out and was going to give me the whooping cough jab but we saw that it mentioned on the form that if you're on blood thinner injections (enoxoparin) you cannot have the jab....
As I was told by my doctor to stop the blood thinner injections at 36 weeks, the midwife said I could then ask my GP to get the jab from them as after 34 weeks, the midwife is no longer allowed to administer it. Not sure why!
Anyway, long story short - I'm now 37 weeks and made an appointment tomorrow with the GP on the phone to discuss getting the jab from them.
Has anyone else been in this situation? I know plenty of women are on blood thinner injections so just curious how you handled this?
Thanks!
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Whooping Cough Jab and Blood Thinner Injections
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LASandOtto · 20/08/2020 11:13
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