And why does vaccination in no way affect fertility - the famous virologist answers
When I made myself "Sputnik", I got a very young nurse. She was very worried that the injection of the vaccine could somehow affect the person's reproductive abilities. Of course, hearing such illiterate words from a doctor is just a knife in the heart. Our reproductive capacity is not affected in any way by vaccinations. But from the disease they can. But more on that below.
Where did the story about the link between vaccinations and childbearing come from? Ancha Baranova:
- Bill Gates for some reason everyone hates terribly. But he is a good businessman and has been dealing with the problem of vaccination and, in general, the problem of diseases in the third world for quite some time. And Bill Gates once unsuccessfully put it.
There was a big world vaccine congress in which he was an important speaker. And when he talked about the vaccine against the papilloma virus, which causes cervical cancer, he used one scientific term - "Sterilizing immunity".
Bill Gates meant that after this vaccine, if a virus lands on our mucous membrane, then it dies there. The person himself does not get sick and does not infect others. That is, this papillomavirus vaccine has sterilization properties against the virus.
And people perceive this word as sterilization in terms of so that children are not born.
That was five or six years ago. Then it was taken out of his speech, and many decided that Bill Gates himself admitted that he wanted to sterilize us all.
This terrible misunderstanding has had an impact on scientists as well. In scientific articles, the term "sterilizing immunity" is very often used. After Bill Gates' speech, scientists stopped using it. They began to express themselves in other words.
Now the statement of Bill Gates was pulled out of this closet and they began to frighten people with it. But this one the scientific term has nothing to do with fertility and childbirth.
What happens to fertility when infected with coronavirus?
Women suffer to a lesser extent. Of the reproductive cells that are really important for the next generations, only one egg sits in the ovaries at a given time. One egg is released each cycle. The rest are in a suspended state, stopped, and there the virus cannot frolic, because the cell does not multiply, there are no nutrients for the virus. In other words, an immature egg cannot produce a virus. Thus, nature preserves the eggs for the future, even if the virus has damaged some other cells.
But at men the testicles are different. The virus passes the hemato-testicular barrier, quietly multiplies in the tissue of the testicles, and spoils the sperm. Therefore, in recovered men for about 3 months after recovery, fertility is significantly lower than usual. And extremely it is undesirable to make children at this time, since the sperm are of poor quality.
It is necessary to wait about three months so that fresh sperm cells that are not affected by the coronavirus participate in reproduction.
Does everyone choose to be vaccinated or not?
Vaccination opponents inflict real harm yourself, your neighbor, your relatives, friends, your country, and the whole world.
The Internet gives a pseudo choice.
What does it mean - to be vaccinated or not to be vaccinated?
You have jeans, you can choose which to wear - this or that. Do you think this is an important choice? Almost nobody cares about your jeans. So it is with the vaccine.
But if you go to work without jeans, then everyone will worry.
And the bosses will be surprised at first, then they will put pressure on you, maybe even fire you. They don't go to work without jeans.
So, now people don't go to work without vaccination either.
End of Professor Anchi's quote.
On my own I will add that vaccination in no way affects the ability to conceive and bear children. This is not a disease that destroys everything around it.
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