Comments by "stratfordbaby" (@stratfordbaby) on "Should pregnant women be vaccinated?" video.

  1. 0:40 TRI-MESTER. A full pregnancy is THREE -TRIMESTERS therefore 9 months divided by three is THREE. EACH TRIMESTER IS THREE MONTHS. This woman was DAFT AF. And yes, I just graduated medical uni this past June. It's simply obstetrics.
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  2. Don't shoot the messenger but... consider a pregnant woman as if she is a regular person with obesity, diabetes and possibly high blood pressure. Because a pregnant woman carries greater body mass, can have gestational diabetes, etc. it would put them into a higher risk category just as if they had obesity or diabetes. That's why the vaccine is suggested. Strictly on the basis of risk as if they were anyone with obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, etc... all of the risk factors that increase the chance for a bad outcome with COVID. And yes, I just finished medical uni last June so I've taken obstetrics and I know what I'm talking about.
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  3.  @e3498-v7l  Actually, thalidomide affected only the growth of the long bones of the arms and legs... brain/neural tissue is unaffected by thalidomide.
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  4. Because a pregnant woman carries greater body mass, can have gestational diabetes, etc and would put them into a higher risk category just as if they had obesity or diabetes. That's why. And yes, I just finished medical uni last June.
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