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Miss Bryony Jones
Imperial College Healthcare Private Care - Maternity
When should I get vaccinated during pregnancy?
Miss Bryony Jones, Consultant obstetrician, explains when to have vaccines during pregnancy in this video, covering COVID, flu, whooping cough and RSV vaccine timing during pregnancy. This offers practical, patient-friendly guidance for those considering private care.
Transcript
Vaccines such as COVID or flu vaccine can be performed at any time during pregnancy.
Whooping cough vaccine is generally recommended after 20 weeks of the pregnancy and the RSV vaccine is recommended after 28 weeks of the pregnancy.