If you enjoy have previous exposure to rota-virus (unconfirmed) should you hold the vaccine?

You should consult a physician on this. There is a misconception that once you have an bad health a vaccine is completely ineffective, and this is not true for all vaccines. The effect is not as great for those who are already infected, but the new Herpes Zoster vaccine is for inhabitants who are already infected so they don't get a miserable baggage of the shingles, which can be extremely painful. Ask a physicain - not a website.
No, it's not that frightful.
No. If you've already experienced it, then you shouldn't capture the vaccine, it'll only take home it worse.
No. Because vaccines work to PREVENT you from catching the virus so that then your body builds an imperviousness to it, that way it can confrontation it off. But if you contracted something, don't be an idiot and turn off and win a vaccine, because it won't work, your body has to barney it off intrinsically. And don't go to a doctor because they can't do anything any YOUR BODY has to FIGHT it sour. The only time you should turn to the doctors is when you have a bacterial infection, or if the viral infection is so impossible that you need to be quarantined, close to ebola.
since you say Unconfirmed you bets bet is to check for antibodies and next go from in that.