"You have an offer from your office but you need to visit East Africa on a very important and significant project and the requirement is
that you have to take an yellow fever vaccine. You have just
discovered that you have been diagnosed as two month of pregnancy, now you are in a dilemma whether to take this offer because you have to necessary to take the yellow fever vaccine and you go and seek help from the doctor whether it is safe or should you should you not take. Well for one thing having yellow fever is very unsafe, so if you are visiting the east African countries as its mandated you have to take the yellow fever vaccine because there are some risks and vacancy for having taken this vaccine, but the risk of getting it yellow fever when you go to these regions far out ways the risk for the vaccine itself when taken during pregnancy. It’s a life attenuated vaccines that means you may have some joint pain, mild feverishness for 5 to 10 days after taking is waxing but it is not essentially harm you or your child. So it's better to take the vaccines and also take the offer of doing a project in that part of the world."
