A covid-19 infection during pregnancy means an increased risk for the pregnant woman to end up in the ICU or to have a premature birth and may involve a placental infection that adversely affects the baby. Vaccination against Covid-19 among pregnant women is generally safe. The Swedish healthcare system must become better at getting its message across and adapting information to today's needs.
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