Preparation for pregnancy generally also allows for a third booster shot of the new crown-rumpet vaccine. Preparation for pregnancy is not a contraindication for the new crown-rumpet vaccine, and the new crown-rumpet vaccination guidelines state that for women who are planning to get pregnant. You don’t have to delay your pregnancy planning because you need to get the New Crown Vaccine, so you can get vaccinated and then continue to prepare for pregnancy. If you become pregnant after receiving the new crown vaccine or if you receive the new crown vaccine without knowing that you are pregnant, according to current clinical observations and the new crown guideline, it is not recommended to take measures to terminate the pregnancy just because of the new crown vaccine, and it is recommended that pregnancy checkups and follow-ups should be done after pregnancy. For people in the acute phase of the disease and in the pregnant population, it is recommended that vaccination with the new crown vaccine be withheld for the time being.