Women’s Periods May Be Late After Covid Vaccination Finds New Study

A new study has revealed that women's periods may be late after COVID vaccination. Some women said that their periods were delayed. Others reported unpleasant bleeding or greater bleeding than normal. Some postmenopausal ladies who didn't have a single period in years claimed to have had their period back.

Women began experiencing abnormal menstrual periods after receiving coronavirus immunizations around a year ago, reports the Deccan Herald.

As per reports women are experiencing irregular menstruation after getting vaccinated against COVID with more heavier and painful periods.

Last year, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) called for a $1.67 million study on how the COVID-19 vaccines affect women’s menstrual cycles.

According to a research presented on Thursday, women's menstrual cycles did shift after being vaccinated against the coronavirus. Females who'd been vaccinated had somewhat lengthier menstrual cycles after getting the vaccination, according to t...

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