Immunization.
# Live virus vaccines: ( measles , mumps , varicella zoster ) are contraindicated. Taken 3 month before pregnancy.
# Live bacterial vaccines: ( typhoid , polio , yellow fever ) risks vs benefits.
# Inactivated virus vaccines (influeneza , rabies , HBV , HAV ) after first 3 month to pregnant women at risk.
# Inactivated bacterial vaccines: ( pneumococcal , meningiococcal , cholera , hemophillus ) to pregnant women at risk.
# Toxoids ( tetanus , diphtheria ) to pregnant women at risk for exposure.
# Hyper-immue globulins: (tetanus , rabies , varicella ) post- exposure prophylaxis.
(HBV) post exposure prophylaxis +HBV vaccine then vaccine alone 1 month and 6 month.
# Pooled immune serum globulins : (HAV , measles ) post exposure prophylaxis.
Medications:
# Advantages gained outweigh any risk , taking care during the second half of the menstrual cycle when the woman may be in her early pregnancy.
Dental care
Gum hypertrophy (thickend ) with bleeding tendency and papillae formation.
Local anethesia , drilling , filling can be done at any time of pregnancy
Antibiotics for teeth abcess is very important specially in heart diseases