Will my child's fertility be affected by the Covid-19 vaccines?


By AGENCY

Parents concerned about their child’s future fertility being affected by mRNA Covid-19 vaccines should rest easy as there is no such risk. — TNS

Now that the Covid-19 vaccine is being rolled out for children ages five to 11 in the United States, parents are asking their paediatricians many questions.

One of the most common misconceptions – which doctors heard when teens became eligible as well – has to do with the effect the vaccine might have on future fertility.

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