3 ms·
From the conclusion in the first study: chronic COVID-19 infection may have more adverse effects on the menstrual cycle than COVID-19 vaccines, which have so f
by jonpurdy 2y ago
From the conclusion in the first study:
chronic COVID-19 infection may have more adverse effects on the menstrual cycle than COVID-19 vaccines, which have so far presented no long-term adverse events linked to fertility or reproduction
So there’s nothing detrimental, just a temporary change (which can happen for many reasons).
- the_real_cher 2y agoA temporary change to menstruation cycle due to an vaccine for a respiratory virus. The studies all conclude that and agree with you but still seems unusual to me.
- saati 2y agoBecause respiratory virus is an oversimplification of COVID, yes that's why people die from it, but it affects all cells with ACE2 receptors, for example neurons and blood vessel linings.