JVT adds: “This is a nasty scare story designed to frighten people. It is simply untrue and there is no shred of credible evidence to support the idea. The British Fertility Society (BFS) and Association of Reproductive and Clinical Scientists (ARCS) say th ere is absolutely no evidence, and no theoretical reason, that any of the vaccines can affect the fertility of women or men. More information on fertility, pregnancy, IVF, and miscarriages can be found here . “ Can pregnant women have the Pfizer/BioNTech or AstraZeneca (Oxford) vaccines? JVT adds: “The JCVI feels that pregnant women at very high risk should be considered for a vaccine. The JCVI does not say that a particular type of Covid vaccine is needed. It is true that we don’t yet have lots of data on Covid vaccines in pregnancy because pregnant women were not included in the major clinical trials. However, at least three studies of Covid vaccines in pregnancy will be starting in the UK in the next few months. JCVI will be keeping an eye on this area.” The preferred alternatives are “please don’t hesitate to reach out,” “I’m here if you have any further questions,” and “if you need further clarification, let me know.” These options present a slightly more formal choice while remaining polite to the person who needs help. Please Don’t Hesitate To Reach Out The Pfizer / BioNTech and Astra Zeneca (Oxford) vaccines have been shown to provide a high level of protection from symptomatic COVID-19. We do not yet know the impact of the vaccine on transmission and so we are vaccinating those who are at highest risk of serious illness and death.

It is essential that everyone continues to follow COVID-19 restrictions whether they have had the vaccine or not. It's tough, but really important for now. Having studied evidence on both the Pfizer/BioNTech and AstraZeneca (Oxford) vaccines the JCVI advised that we should prioritise giving as many people in at-risk groups their first dose, rather than providing two doses in a shorter time.Every single vaccine authorised for use in the UK has been authorised by the MHRA and the three parts of any authorisation are a safety assessment, an effectiveness assessment and a manufacturing quality assessment. The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has prepared an information sheet to help pregnant women who are eligible for and have been offered vaccination make an informed choice.

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