Despite the best efforts of the medical and scientific communities, the past two years have shown that the novel coronavirus is unlikely to be completely eradicated. COVID-19 will transition from pandemic to endemic, remaining at large within the population and manifesting itself in a long series of variants like Delta and Omega. At some point, we may even run out of Greek letters.
What does COVID-19 remaining a threat for the foreseeable future mean for patients undergoing fertility treatment? Is it safe for people who are considering growing their families to get vaccinated, or even to continue fertility treatment? The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) has recently released its 20th update since the beginning of the pandemic, so let’s take a look at their recommendations for clinical procedures and patient management after two years of dealing with COVID.
