Direct guidance
What to know or do
For “Ignoring a significant exposure until the next routine visit,” use the lower-exposure choice instead of trying to cancel the exposure afterward. Do not assume every vaccine is either required or forbidden in pregnancy; the exact vaccine, timing and exposure matter.
What changes the answer
- The named infection or vaccine and the date and closeness of exposure
- Symptoms, vaccination or immunity history, pregnancy week and test results
- Work, household, travel or outbreak context and the time-sensitive options available
General guidance
When to get individual help
Choose a lower-risk alternative when possible. If the exposure already happened, record the product, amount, timing and symptoms and ask for advice instead of assuming harm.