The best time to get vaccinated is early in the flu season, regardless of the stage of pregnancy, the guidelines state. However, pregnant women can get a flu shot at any time during flu season, which typically lasts from October to May.All women who are or become pregnant during the flu season should get the inactivated flu vaccine, which is also safe for women who have just given birth and those who are breast-feeding.lu shots not only protect pregnant women, but their infants as well. Babies can't be given flu vaccine until they are 6 months old, but receive flu antibodies from their vaccinated mother while in the womb.
There are two types of sprains: 1  Inversion Sprain: Most common is the inversion ankle sprain.  Eversion Sprain: When your foot is twisted outwards and the inner ligament is stretched, youâll have an eversion sprain.
Sprains and Strains. A sprain occurs when there is an injury to the ligament supporting a joint. The most common sprains are ankles, knees, wrists and thumbs. Symptoms of sprains are swelling, bruising, pain and sometimes loss of movement to the affected joint. Learn more about sprains and strains from our experts.