What are the risks if I catch COVID-19 during pregnancy? [2/6]

So what is known about COVID 19 in pregnancy ? 
When you're making the decision about whether   or not to have the COVID vaccine it's important 
you understand the risks to your and your baby's   health, if you catch the disease as well as 
thinking about the safety of the vaccine itself.   Now with COVID 19 in pregnancy we know that about 
two-thirds of people who test positive for COVID   19 have no symptoms at all and of the remainder 
most will experience either a mild illness or   perhaps a heavy flu-like illness but as 
you know some will get life-threatening   illness from COVID 19 particularly if 
they have underlying health conditions   and in pregnancy there's an increased risk of 
becoming seriously unwell with COVID 19 in the   third trimester.

If you have COVID 19 in pregnancy 
you're twice as likely to have a stillbirth   and it is twice as likely that your baby will be 
born prematurely which can affect their long-term   health. It's also worth remembering that 
around 10 percent of people with symptomatic   COVID 19 infection develop what is known as 
long COVID with symptoms such as fatigue,   cough, muscle pain, loss of taste and smell 
reported three months later. This may impact   on your well-being and pregnancy as 
well as looking after your new baby..

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