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COVID Vaccines Did Change Women's Periods, Huge Studies Show

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Its gotta be doing something...

COVID-19 vaccination is estimated to have saved millions of lives globally in its first year of rollout. However, reports of irregular menstruation after vaccination have been a major source of vaccine hesitancy among young women.

At the time, such reports were often dismissed as natural cycle variation. But new data suggests that, while the effects are only temporary, vaccination can indeed have a short-term impact on the cycles of some people who menstruate.

Menstrual cycle lengths vary naturally from month to month. Therefore, it is hard to determine whether unusual menstrual patterns are due to internal or external factors. However, several studies have found consistent associations between COVID-19 vaccination and small, temporary changes in menstruation.

"Three large studies using data from thousands of people on menstrual cycle tracking apps have found that COVID vaccination is associated with a delay to the next period," Victoria Male, a Senior Lecturer in Reproductive Immunology at Imperial College London, told Newsweek.

In an article published by the journal Science, Male summarized the findings of these studies and the possible mechanisms underlying their results.

 

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It really does look like it is doing something.
The effects of vaccines on menstrual cycles is known but under-studied, as the Science report you linked to mentions.

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I find it funny that the conspiracy nuts were all over this story, complaining about a temporary change to women's cycles and trying to claim this proves the vaccine is deadly.
 

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I find it funny that the conspiracy nuts were all over this story, complaining about a temporary change to women's cycles and trying to claim this proves the vaccine is deadly.
All you need is headlines and implications.
That's the whole point when you have people who desperately want a narrative and think actually doing the intellectual work themselves to assess things is communism.
 
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It really does look like it is doing something.
The effects of vaccines on menstrual cycles is known but under-studied, as the Science report you linked to mentions.
It maybe understudied, yet 3 large studies show that its happening. Not something to try to sweep under the carpet.

"Three large studies using data from thousands of people on menstrual cycle tracking apps have found that COVID vaccination is associated with a delay to the next period,"
 

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It maybe understudied, yet 3 large studies show that its happening. Not something to try to sweep under the carpet.

"Three large studies using data from thousands of people on menstrual cycle tracking apps have found that COVID vaccination is associated with a delay to the next period,"
Who's trying to sweep it under the carpet?

But that doesn't mean that a temporary change in fertility cycles makes the vaccine in any way unsafe.
 

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Who's trying to sweep it under the carpet?

But that doesn't mean that a temporary change in fertility cycles makes the vaccine in any way unsafe.
You know, every time there's a post of some side effect you guys pull out your dick as if its a attack on vaccines. The posts are about information not attacks.
 

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You know, every time there's a post of some side effect you guys pull out your dick as if its a attack on vaccines. The posts are about information not attacks.
Because that is the main reason why many people would obsessively post about temporary minor impacts connected with the vaccine.


p.s. considering this board is overwhelmingly male, your warnings about periods are missing their target audience.
 

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Because that is the main reason why many people would obsessively post about temporary minor impacts connected with the vaccine.


p.s. considering this board is overwhelmingly male, your warnings about periods are missing their target audience.
The post is about information, seems any post about vaccines you pull out your dick and take it personally. Doesn't matter that there are less women, its still information that can help someone.
 

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It maybe understudied, yet 3 large studies show that its happening. Not something to try to sweep under the carpet.

"Three large studies using data from thousands of people on menstrual cycle tracking apps have found that COVID vaccination is associated with a delay to the next period,"
Three large studies means it isn't being swept under the carpet.
Sadly, as your article points out, the history is that people don't report on women's health consistently.
So you end up with a brief and self-resolving disruption of menstrual cycle being framed as some kind of sinister secret effect exclusive to mRNA vaccines.
 
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The post is about information, seems any post about vaccines you pull out your dick and take it personally. Doesn't matter that there are less women, its still information that can help someone.
And the information I'm posting is how silly it is to complain that well publicized studies are being swept under the carpet and how irrational it if that some people are using these studies to pretend vaccines are unsafe.

I don't know what your motivation is for posting this but as I said, I doubt many people on terb are worried about when their next period is.
 

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And the information I'm posting is how silly it is to complain that well publicized studies are being swept under the carpet and how irrational it if that some people are using these studies to pretend vaccines are unsafe.

I don't know what your motivation is for posting this but as I said, I doubt many people on terb are worried about when their next period is.
I had enough of your BS trolling, best not to waste my time with you.
 
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You know, every time there's a post of some side effect you guys pull out your dick as if its a attack on vaccines. The posts are about information not attacks.
Since woman's periods are regulated by hormones produced by the pituitary gland. Yes this should be a major concern. Of course big pharma in their haste didn't seem to worry to much about this.

But then they didn't even test for transmissibility after ''vaccination'' so this doesn't surprise me any.

The fact that there aren't many women on here is about as strawman an argument as you can get.

There were sex workers on here complaining that the irregularity of their periods was at the very least making it hard for them to schedule their weeks of work.

Let's hope there isn't any long term issues that come from this. Fertility issues remain a concern. We won't know for years how this shakes out.
 
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Since woman's periods are regulated by hormones produced by the pituitary gland. Yes this should be a major concern. Of course big pharma in their haste didn't seem to worry to much about this.

But then they didn't even test for transmissibility after ''vaccination'' so this doesn't surprise me any.

The fact that there aren't many women on here is about as strawman an argument as you can get.

There were sex workers on here complaining that the irregularity of their periods was at the very least making it hard for them to schedule their weeks of work.

Let's hope there isn't any long term issues that come from this. Fertility issues remain a concern. We won't know for years how this shakes out.
They're unbelievable what you got is Libs that will try to sweep under the carpet side effects of the vaccine even if a large study shows there are some. Sick !!
 

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They're unbelievable what you got is Libs that will try to sweep under the carpet side effects of the vaccine even if a large study shows there are some. Sick !!
So you're sticking with the "swept under the carpet" bullshit despite posting an article from mainstream media?


Of course actually looking at what the study authors found:
The results from those studies have been published this week. We found that getting a Covid-19 vaccine could delay your next period by a day or so, but the timing of periods returned to normal in the following cycle. A much larger study from the US found the same thing.

More of that alleged carpet sweeping:
 
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And that's not even getting into the fact that these disruptions of the menstrual cycle appear not to be linked to a specific version of the COVID vaccine (which plays against the "must be the evil mRNA") and also appear as effectgs linked to vaccines other than the ones against COVID019, and, of course, to getting sick in and of itself.
 

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And that's not even getting into the fact that these disruptions of the menstrual cycle appear not to be linked to a specific version of the COVID vaccine (which plays against the "must be the evil mRNA") and also appear as effectgs linked to vaccines other than the ones against COVID019, and, of course, to getting sick in and of itself.
The studies also detail that catching covid has a similar effect. But "they' want that swept under the carpet.
 
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The studies also detail that catching covid has a similar effect. But "they' want that swept under the carpet.
Most infections disrupt the menstrual cycle.
Anything that provokes an immune response can do so.
 
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