- Irregular Period after COVID vaccine
- Late period after COVID vaccine
- Missed or No Period after COVID vaccine
- Spotting after COVID vaccine
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The changes in menstrual cycles have mainly been short-lived but still of great concern for women, particularly those who have concerns about possible fertility issues.
Thus far, there have not been any connections found between the COVID vaccination and fertility.
The main takeaway from experts is that the benefits of being vaccinated still outweigh the possible risks and side effects, as having COVID-19 can be worse than the menstrual changes, irregularities, and symptoms.
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Previously not monitored, the connection between COVID and menstrual changes will now be monitored regularly in research.
The National Institutes of Health will use $1.6M in funding to study the potential links between COVID and menstrual changes, moving women’s and menstrual health to the forefront.
If you received the vaccine and you are experiencing persistent symptoms or extreme changes to your period, please seek medical attention immediately, especially if the bleeding is too heavy and/or there is unusual bleeding or new bleeding.
This is particularly advised for postmenopausal women or trans individuals.