A team of researchers led by Dr. Alison Edelman of Oregon Health & Science University explored whether COVID-19 vaccines cause changes to menstrual cycles. They compared menstrual cycle length (time between bleeding) and menses (days of bleeding) in vaccinated and unvaccinated women.
The findings suggest that women may have a slightly longer menstrual cycle after COVID-19 vaccination, but the change is temporary and within the range of normal variation.
I experienced longer menstrual cycle after COVID-19 vaccination, but I discussed with my girlfriends whether they didn't have it, whether it was just me or not? |
