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HonesttoGod


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Wed, Feb 17 2021, 9:45 pm
Source? Where’s this copied from?
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Wed, Feb 17 2021, 9:52 pm
I think the recommendation changed after the new variants affected pregnant women so badly. Please remember that negative pregnancy outcomes from the vaccine is still speculation at this point, while negative outcomes from Covid is all too often unfortunately a proven fact.
Everyone should consult doctors familiar with their particular situation.
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challahchallah


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Wed, Feb 17 2021, 9:53 pm
There is very limited data on giving the Covid vaccine to pregnant women (though nothing alarming has come up so far), but there are very real, known risks of contracting Covid while pregnant. It is a judgement call to decide which risk is bigger, getting the vaccine or leaving yourself vulnerable to Covid. Neither answer is inherently safer or more cautious, so you will see different organizations coming out with different recommendations until we get a clearer idea of the risk profile of the vaccine. Every pregnant woman should talk to her own healthcare provider to figure out what’s right for her individual circumstances.
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