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If a woman has a negative rubella titer during her first pregnancy, should she be given MMR vaccine or only rubella vaccine alone prior to hospital discharge?

April 26, 2017given hospital MMR negative pregnancy prior Rubella titer vaccine woman

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If a woman has a negative rubella titer during her first pregnancy, should she be given MMR vaccine or only rubella vaccine alone prior to hospital discharge?

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She should be given MMR, unless she has documentation of immunity to measles and mumps (birth before 1957, documented vaccination, or serologic evidence of immunity).