While the Internet can be a source of knowledge, it is also a source of misinformation. A pretty clear example is the one regarding the Pfizer vaccine’s effects on fertility. They claimed that the spike protein found in the Pfizer vaccine is quite similar to that of syncytin-1, a protein mainly found in mammals’ placenta.
The same source said that the antibodies developed by the immune system in response to the Pfizer vaccine could cause infertility. Scientists and health pros have demonstrated that this non-medical evidence is inaccurate.
Plus, one of the Pfizer vaccine’s clinical trials included 11 women in the vaccinated group who actually became pregnant during the trial. On top of that, there’s no evidence regarding the connection between the vaccine and fertility in animal studies.
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