Official government data has emerged that shows that a staggering number of pregnant women suffered miscarriages and other reproductive ailments after they received a Covid mRNA shot.

Two sets of data have revealed that both the Canadian and U.S. governments were aware of the harm caused to pregnant women but kept the information hidden from the public while pushing the “safe and effective” narrative.

A Canadian government database was exposed in a new report showing an explosion of horrific side effects among expectant mothers who received the mRNA injections.

In Canada, governments and businesses widely mandated the Covid mRNA shots during the pandemic.

“It is past time for the Canadian medical and government establishment, along with mainstream medical professionals and legacy media, to stop gaslighting suffering patients,” explains a report from Dr. Naomi Wolf and Amy Kelly of the Daily Clout.

“It is time for them to explore the dramatic evidence of the relationship between Covid vaccination rollout and the reproductive damage that tens of if not thousands of patients suffered.”

According to the database, the average number of patients assigned the following reproduction-related diagnostic codes increased, on average, in every category for 2021 to 2022 over 2015 to 2019, the report notes.

“This means that Canadian medical professionals found more Ontarians suffering from the following conditions after over eighty-five percent of the population had taken COVID vaccines.”

The report reveals that “Infertility in both men and women” has soared dramatically.

The data also shows low sperm count and absence of sperm in semen in Covid-vaxxed men.

“Inflamed fallopian tubes and ovaries,” as well as pelvic inflammatory disease, which can lead to ectopic pregnancy, infertility, chronic pelvic pain, and other related complications were also recorded.

“Menopausal and post-menopausal bleeding” as well as “disorders of menstruation,” were found in large numbers of women, the report notes,

“Miscarriages including missed abortions, incomplete abortions, and complete abortions,” the data shows.

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