Should pregnant women get the corona vaccine? Government gave this answer

To win the Corona virus epidemic, the Central Government is criticizing people at a fast pace. In the past, more than 80 million Corona vaccines were installed in a day, but in spite of this, a variety of questions are being raised about the vaccine within some people. In many people's mind, it is also a question whether if a woman is pregnant, then it can apply the vaccine or not. It has been answered by the Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR).

ICMR Director-General Dr. Balram Bhargava has said that pregnant women should definitely be a vaccine of Kovid-19, because it is useful for them.ICMR Director-General (DG) Dr. Balram Bhargava said, "The Guidelines of the Ministry of Health that pregnant women can be vaccinated. Vaccination is useful for pregnant women and it should be given. '

While addressing the press conference on the condition of Kovid-19 in the country, Bhargava said that only one country is giving the vaccine of Kovid-19 to the children. He also said that a small study has been done on the children of 2-18 years and it is believed that results till September.

Dr. Balram Bhargava said that whether very young children will need vaccine, it is still a question. He said, "Until we will not have much figures about vaccination of children, we will not be able to vaccinate children on a large scale. At the same time, the government will soon issue guidelines for vaccination of pregnant women against Corona.

A recent study of ICMR has shown that pregnant women have been more seriously affected during the second Kovid-19 wave in India. The number of mortality and infected cases this year has increased significantly.

In April-May, the second wave of Corona saved a lot of devastation. During this time, the number of cases coming towards everyday broke the record. Now when the daily affairs has decreased rapidly, the government has started preparations for the third wave. The government is trying to vaccinate the COVID-19 early people.