Should I Get the RSV Vaccine While Pregnant?
Maternal RSV vaccination can be a sensible option for many pregnant people at 32–36 weeks gestation during RSV season, especially when infant monoclonal antibody access is uncertain. It is generally not recommended outside that window, if you have relevant allergies or acute illness, or if your baby will receive nirsevimab after birth. Talk with your obstetric provider to align timing and choose the best prevention strategy.