Scientists have proven that Sputnik V does not affect conception

V.I. Kulakov Center for Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Perinatology of the Russian Ministry of Health published the results of a major study on how the Sputnik V vaccine affects the reproductive health of men and women. It included 200 people of each gender.

“According to the data obtained, based on laboratory and instrumental examinations of the study participants, vaccination does not have a damaging effect on the reproductive system. There was no negative effect of the vaccine on ovarian function in women, including women of late reproductive age (over 37 years old), and on spermatogenesis in men,” Ria-Novosti quoted the scientists as saying.

This means that the use of the Sputnik V vaccine does not in any way affect the possibility of conception, and rumors about this are unfounded.

According to the latest data from the Ministry of Health of Bashkiria, 1,082,461 people jabbed the first dose, and 885,915 people received full vaccination.