Pregnant women belong to the taboo group for vaccination of new coronal vaccine, but if it is discovered that pregnancy does not require special medical measures after vaccination, is it a contradiction?
"If the vaccinated person is pregnant, there is no need to take special medical measures, including termination of pregnancy. This is a consensus we have formed after the occurrence of this situation, so it is also included in this vaccination technical guide, so that no special measures should be taken." In an interview with CCTV News, Wang Huaqing, chief expert of immunization planning at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said, "According to the information we have now and some basis for early application of vaccines, we can judge from the safety, which is of course an international consensus, not our own consensus."
Women during pregnancy are not recommended to be vaccinated. Wang Huaqing explained: "Some vaccines are not given to pregnant women, but in fact they are considered from a prudent point of view. There are no abnormal conditions of pregnant women or fetuses caused by vaccines at present, but we need to do a good job in monitoring and strengthening later."
