If you are pregnant, you are at higher risk for serious complications from H1N1 (Swine) Flu. To better protect yourself from H1N1, take time to get vaccinated. Pregnant women should receive a H1N1 shot, rather than nasal-spray flu vaccine.

Call your health care provider to see if they have H1N1 vaccine. If they do not, check our Where to Find H1N1 Vaccine in Thurston County 7 for local immunization providers serving high-risk groups.

Resources:

Pregnancy and H1N1 Flu: Protect Yourself, Protect Your Baby (CDC Site)
What Pregnant Women Should Know About H1N1 Virus (US Department of Health & Human Services)
H1N1 Flu and Pregnancy: Some Things You Need To Know [PDF] - (Washington State Department of Health)
H1N1 Influenza Shots and Pregnant Women: Questions and Answers for Patients (CDC Site)