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Vaccination to Pregnant woman
My wife having 3 months pregnant. Can I done covid vaccination to her? It's safe to done vaccination to pregnant woman.
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No .contraindicated  in pregnancy
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Yes. Pregnancy has been viewed as a risk factor for severe COVID and although there is paucity of research in this area, all the available guidelines, experts and societies still recommend vaccination for pregnant women.
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It is usually advised to take both doses of covid vaccination between 4th to 6th month of pregnancy.
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No, its not recommended
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