Planning pregnancy - COVID vaccine

2021-05-09 04:59:53
Planning for pregnancy now. Can we go for COVID vaccination. What precautions to be taken? How safe to expected mother and future child? If vaccine can be taken then which one should be recommended covishield or covaxin?
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Answered2021-05-09 05:32:36

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Take any vaccine which is available. You can go for covishield. There is no any problems if you are planning for pregnancy. Vaccination is must. If you don't do today then you have to do in near future. It is good to take vaccine as soon as possible.
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if you have any vaccine related problem then feel free to consult with doctor

Answered2021-05-09 05:12:48

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currently no such guidelines for pregnant females for vaccination

Answered2021-05-09 05:08:09

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There have been no studies , atleast to my knowledge, of vaccine usage on pregnancy or the result of vaccination in pregnancy. Vaccination at non pregnant stage is perfectly fine and should be done as soon as possible. If you are already pregnant avoid getting vaccinated untill you consult your OBGYN. Also, there have been no studies for comparison between different vaccines .
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Follow up with your OBGYN regarding vaccination of you are already pregnant or you think you might be.

Answered2021-05-09 05:07:50

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Consult Gynecologist for proper guidance

Answered2021-05-09 05:37:59

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There is no trial done for effect of covishield or covaxine on pregnant female or lactating mother, so it is termed contraindicated in pregnant and lactating mothers. But if you r planning for pregnancy then better to go for vaccination both doses and then plan for pregnancy as pregnancy and covid itself will b more dangerous.

Answered2021-05-09 05:14:24

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