The Scottish government paused treatment for patients who were not fully vaccinated in January.
Vaccines are deemed safe to give in pregnancy and cut the risk of severe Covid - however, doctors were cautious about advising pregnant patients to get vaccinated early last year.
Scottish Labour's health spokesperson Jackie Baillie previously said some women had concerns about the vaccine due to early advice that pregnant women should not be vaccinated.Jemma McDonald's IVF was deferred because she wasn't vaccinated against Covid-19 "I'm not anti-vaccine, I'm just in limbo," she said. "I was unsure of why or even when to get them [the vaccine]. I hadn't had a chance to speak to any doctors or nurses regarding this with fertility treatment.
One woman told the BBC she believed the government had been "completely inhumane" and questioned why the same decision had not been made for unvaccinated patients in England.
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