The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently recommended for the first time that pregnant people get the RSV vaccine to protect their babies from severe disease but a recent report found concerns about vaccinations during pregnancy.

<div class="block">The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently recommended for the first time that pregnant people get the RSV vaccine to protect their babies from severe disease but a recent report found concerns about vaccinations during pregnancy.</div>

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Report: Pregnant Women Show Vaccine Hesitancy

Last month, the centers for disease control and prevention recommended for the first time that pregnant people get the RS the vaccine to protect their babies from severe disease. Well, that means pregnant women are encouraged to get for vaccines to protect against the flu COVID whooping cough as well as ours. But doctors report that they are getting pushed back. A recent CDC report found concerned about vaccination during pregnancy. Almost 2000 pregnant women were surveyed and almost a quarter said they were quote, very hesitant and quote about getting a flu shot as from 17.2% from 2021 to 2022. 1 expert said, quote, even prior to the pandemic, it was a struggle to get pregnant women vaccinated and quote one another said that pregnant women are prime to question everything that they put in their body, which isn't a bad thing. How, what do you think? I mean, certainly my friends have questioned. Just wonder. Right. Done. The research is the back for them if they're pregnant. Yeah, I'm with you. I've had so many friends that have had this dialogue with their doctors and their families. I think the best call is you. And I always say this talk to your doctor and see what's best for you and your child. I mean, those, you know, it's just one of those things. I, this is, I'm glad you said that because when I saw that headline a few days ago, I'm like, this is the first time the CDC has even said anything remotely close to mothers getting vaccinated while they're pregnant. So I think this is an interesting kind of outcome from all the studies that they've done after the pandemic.