Ask the Experts: Fertility and COVID-19 Vaccination

Welcome to Immunize.org’s Ask the Experts resources. This Ask the Experts question is presented by Immunize.org’s Kelly L. Moore, MD, MPH.
Question: Can COVID-19 vaccination lead to fertility problems?
Answer: There is currently no evidence that any of the COVID-19 vaccines affect current or future fertility. In fact, there is currently no evidence that any vaccines cause fertility problems. Many individuals have become pregnant after receiving COVID-19 vaccine; ongoing long-term studies of pregnancy outcomes following vaccination are underway.
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