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Covid Vaccination for 2months pregnant

2021-05-28 09:26:03
My name is kavya Can you please suggest if a 2months pregnant can take covid vaccination. Thanks in advance
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No clear guidelines for vaccination in pregnancy. So better avoid it.

Answered2021-05-28 09:49:08

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No, as per the Guidelines. A pregnant woman CANNOT take COVID vaccination.

Answered2021-05-28 09:32:00

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