Dose of Truth
Does the vaccine have a microchip?
No, there are no microchips in COVID-19 vaccines. One active ingredient is the mRNA, the rest is sugar, salts, and lipids which are common in a variety of other vaccines that have been previously used.
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Does the vaccine cause infertility?
There is no scientific evidence that suggests that the vaccines can cause infertility. The body produces spike proteins which defend against the disease and is not involved in any way with the formation of the placenta.
Vaccination considerations for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding:
Will this affect my allergies?
No. Anyone with a history of severe allergic reactions, not related to vaccines or injectable medications, can get the vaccine. People with a history of allergies to oral medications can also get vaccinated.