Why may I need to get a Rubella vaccination if I'm pregnant?

Rubella causes slight fever, rash and swelling of the glands in the neck; can cause brain swelling or bleeding; if a pregnant woman contracts rubella, it can cause miscarriage or put her baby at high risk for neurological problems that resemble autism or life-threatening birth defects involving loss of brain, hearing, cardiac and endocrine function. If you were not immunized earlier in life, get immunized more than three months prior to pregnancy.

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