Are there any statistics on coronavirus for pregnant women? Should I postpone having a baby project?

Based on information from the World Health Organization, pregnant women are not at a higher risk of complications from COVID-19 compared to the general adult population. There is no known risk of birth defects or transmission from mother to fetus. It is recommended that pregnant women follow the standard prevention guidelines. Therefore, there is likely no need to postpone plans to have a baby.

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Are there any statistics on coronavirus for pregnant women? Should I postpone having a baby project?

Based on information from the World Health Organization, pregnant women are not at a higher risk of complications from COVID-19 compared to the general adult population. There is no known risk of birth defects or transmission from mother to fetus. It is recommended that pregnant women follow the standard prevention guidelines. Therefore, there is likely no need to postpone plans to have a baby.