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COVID-19 Vaccines Seem to Affect Periods, And That’s Finally Being Investigated – ScienceAlert

Dr. Victoria Male, from Imperial College London, says the changes are safe and short-lived, but it’s crucial to find out why…

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September 20, 2021

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Since the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, thousands of women in the UK have been saying that their periods have been disrupted, say experts.
More than 30,000 women said their menstrual cycle being somewhat altered after getting the COVID-19 vaccine, reported…

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