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Single MMR jabs in London (not at GPs)

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Nadene · 07/08/2006 18:37

Anyone done this at the centre in Harley Street and recommend it? I don't understand why we have to give the rubella jab so young. I had it at 12 years old! I think I want to just get the measles one at this stage (14 months). Any advice welcome.

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LaDiDaDi · 07/08/2006 22:26

The rubella jab is given so young to prevent your dc catching rubella, not that unlikely due to the population of children who are unimmunised/not completely immunised, and passing it on to a pregnant woman who may not have had a rubella immunisation, if she missed it for whatever reason or a woman from abroad where there may be poorer uptake of imms or no imms programme in place.

nellieellie · 07/08/2006 23:04
  • yes Rubella is not really a problem for the child but if a pregnant woman catches it, it is very likely (in early pregnancy) to cause damage to the unborn child.
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