IVF and COVID-19 vaccination
8 сентября 2022
Обновлено: 08.09.2022
Let's try to figure out whether vaccination is dangerous for those who plan to enter the IVF protocol.
Since the creation of vaccines against coronavirus, the number of myths surrounding them has not decreased. And especially often they relate to male and female fertility and pregnancy planning. Let's try to figure out whether vaccination is dangerous for those who plan to enter the IVF protocol.
Specialists of the National Medical Research Center for Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology named after V.I. Kulakov noted that vaccination does not adversely affect the process of preparing for IVF and cannot influence the success of the procedure.
In addition, if you feel well, you can start the protocol in 2-3 weeks after the second dose of the vaccine. No need to wait longer.
Our immunity works permanently and,in response to thevaccine administration, antibodies are produced in parallel with other processes. Therefore, it makes no sense to delayentering the IVF protocol for a long timeafter vaccination.
When it comes to preparing for natural pregnancy, according to expert opinion, adesignated period makes up 2-3 weeks. After it expires, you can start planning.
By the way, the vaccine against coronavirus does not affect bothmale and female fertility. We wrote more about this here.
Since the creation of vaccines against coronavirus, the number of myths surrounding them has not decreased. And especially often they relate to male and female fertility and pregnancy planning. Let's try to figure out whether vaccination is dangerous for those who plan to enter the IVF protocol.
Specialists of the National Medical Research Center for Obstetrics, Gynecology and Perinatology named after V.I. Kulakov noted that vaccination does not adversely affect the process of preparing for IVF and cannot influence the success of the procedure.
In addition, if you feel well, you can start the protocol in 2-3 weeks after the second dose of the vaccine. No need to wait longer.
Our immunity works permanently and,in response to thevaccine administration, antibodies are produced in parallel with other processes. Therefore, it makes no sense to delayentering the IVF protocol for a long timeafter vaccination.
When it comes to preparing for natural pregnancy, according to expert opinion, adesignated period makes up 2-3 weeks. After it expires, you can start planning.
By the way, the vaccine against coronavirus does not affect bothmale and female fertility. We wrote more about this here.