Does it cause brain damage to the baby if covid hits pregnancy?

Studies and external evidence have shown that the coronavirus can affect pregnant women, but the question arises as to whether a pregnant mother's Covid-19 infection can cause brain damage to her unborn child.

The answer to this question has been studied by the North American Radiology Institute and is currently being published. It has been found that if a pregnant mother is infected with the coronavirus, it will not affect the fetus' brain. We are witnessing various variants of mild to severe coronaviruses in pregnant mothers. Although the virus is transmitted vertically, it is not clear whether the fetus of the pregnant mother is infected with the virus and causes brain damage.

Dr. Sophia Stockline, a radiologist at the university of Ludwig in Germany, said: "The biggest concern of mothers infected with the SARS Covid-1 virus is whether it can affect the fetus, the birth canal, or the baby after birth. Because other viral infections have such a nature, it is true that the virus travels vertically to the embryo, but its impact and risk are unclear.

So the purpose of our study is to fill this gap. MRI of the fetuses of 33 pregnant mothers affected by covid has been scanned and surveyed. Patients were 28 weeks pregnant. On average, pregnant women show symptoms at 18 months. Usually goes without smell, goes without taste. There will be a dry cough, fever, and difficulty in breathing.

This radiology study revealed that if a pregnant mother is infected with covid it has no signs of affecting the fetus or the baby's brain. However, it is important to avoid getting infected with Covid-19 while pregnant. This study suggests that pregnant women also need to get two vaccines.

This study does not end there. The researchers will monitor these patients for 5 years, in which they will examine a number of issues, including neurology, and publish the results and treatments.