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CDC finds no increased miscarriage risk for vaccinated women

CDC finds no increased miscarriage rate among COVID-19 vaccinated women
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Doctors are seeing more unvaccinated pregnant patients in the ICU across the nation.

Health experts understand why some women are hesitant, but contracting COVID-19 while pregnant can have dire consequences.

One of the biggest fears associated with the vaccines are miscarriages.

However, a recent study by the Centers for Disease Control found no increased risk of miscarriage for vaccinated women.

"You know things that I generally reassure them about is the evidence that we have,” said Dr. Perry Friedman, a maternal and fetal medicine specialist. “I always tell patients I have no financial disclaimers -- I don't own any stock in either but it's coming from a place of care and wanting the best outcome for them."

Health experts strongly advise expectant mothers get vaccinated as soon as possible.