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Share Photo: (Photo : Jonathan Borba / Unsplash) There is a misconception about the COVID vaccine in pregnancy that can do more harm than good. As misinformation spreads, so do fear that the vaccine can lead to infertility. But what are the truth behind COVID vaccine pregnancy and infertility issues? Read on. Doctors Debunk Infertility Disinformation Internal medicine physician Niharika Sathe revealed she first heard of the rumor from a colleague. Apparently, news circulating online that the COVID-19 shot can result in the immune system attacking the placenta and other lead to infertility and miscarriage, Washington Post reported. This was alarming for the pregnant doctor. The news had enough science and sounded plausible, said Sathe, who ended up getting the vaccine along with her colleague after debunking the misinformation.

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