srjcmsSRJCMSSRJCMS2788-8851https://doi.org/10.47310/srjcms.2021.v01i02.001Coronavirus Vaccines and Their Effects on the Safety of Pregnant Iraqi WomenRajaaMohsinSalimMariamSaad KaissAlsheikhGhufranNaserKareemTwo hundred patients were collected from Al-Hasena General Hospital, Karbala, Iraq, where this study aims to know the effect of the Pfizer vaccine on pregnant women, and this study was prepared by relying on an electronic monitoring system. This system also includes various questions to know the side effects of pregnant women who used the Pfizer vaccine and The study period was for pregnant women who were vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine from 1-2-2020 to 3-2-2021. Although clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccines did not include pregnant women, the available data, primarily on the use of the vaccine in Iraq, do not indicate any negative effects on pregnancy. The Iraq Vaccination and Immunization Committee recommends that vaccines against COVID-19 be offered to pregnant women at the same time as the rest of the population, depending on age and clinical risks. Given that the Pfizer vaccine has been studied more in pregnant women, they recommend their preference for use, and side effects were very simple and moderate, and statistical differences were found between the first and second doses.