The anti vaxxers have been have been having a field day dreaming up reasons why COVID-19 vaccines are harmful. Some are still insisting they reduce fertility or the likelihood of a woman and a man producing a child. Nothing could be further from the truth according to scientific evidence. Indeed if anything COVID-19, not the vaccine affects fertility.
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A new study on the subject appeared on January 22, 2022 in the American Journal of Epidemiology (see link below). This has been publishing peer-reviewed research since 1920. Moreover, the journal appears under auspices of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health established in 1916.
The researchers base their finding that COVID-19 not the vaccine affects fertility on life experiences of 2,126 women. These were aged 21 to 45 at the time, and lived in United States and Canada at the time of the research.
The volunteers – and their partners if they wished – completed questionnaires every 8 weeks from December 2020 through to September 2021. This information concerned their reproductive and medical histories, and also their vaccination status.
Evidence COVID-19, Not the Vaccine Affects Fertility
Some 73% of the participating women – and 74% of their male partners – had at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose.
1… There was no indication of the vaccinated couples being less fertile than the unvaccinated ones.
2… A couple where the male tested positive for COVID-19 were 18% less likely to conceive in that menstrual cycle.
3… This reduced fertility may be due to fever – a common COVID symptom – reducing male sperm count.
This study disproves the theory COVID vaccines reduce fertility, or the likelihood of a woman and a man producing a child. It does however contribute to a better understanding of infertility, and the safety of COVID-19 vaccines generally.
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Report in American Journal of Epidemiology
