One myth that has been circulating is that the COVID-19 vaccine increases the risk of miscarriage. According to experts, this is not true.
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Dr. Garcia also acknowledged some concerns regarding vaccination side effects during pregnancy, including “high fevers, the body aches, just feeling really run down for a while.” However, these symptoms are non-threatening toward pregnancy and can be managed safely. Garcia further noted that there is no substantial impact in either a positive or negative direction regarding miscarriage risk related to COVID-19 vaccination.
In the study, researchers found no association between the risk of miscarriage and the COVID-19 booster vaccination. They analyzed more than 100,000 unique pregnancies at six to 19 weeks’ gestational age over an eight-month period, and found no increased odds of experiencing miscarriage 28 days post-vaccination in women who received the COVID-19 booster vaccination compared with ongoing pregnancies.
“We continue for people to receive the same messages about vaccine safety and sort of have trust in the data that we’re presenting,” Kharbanda said. “But this is something we see, and not just with COVID-19 vaccines, but also flu vaccine and pregnancy—that there differences in who’s accepting of these vaccines. Then you worry about…worsening health disparities if you know populations that are avoiding vaccines. Then again, they and their infants are also more predisposed to these infections.
Garcia stressed that it is vital to obtain accurate information about the COVID-19 vaccine: “You can trust sources like thefor scientifically sound information. It’s best to avoid blogs, Reddit, TikTok, and social media, where unverified information can circulate freely. While information from friends and family is valuable, always verify it. Remember, anecdotes do not constitute data. Rely on the extensive body of literature available through trusted outlets for informed decisions.
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