Covid Shots Affected NEARLY HALF (42%) of Women’s Menstrual Cycles

 

COVID-19 vaccines were found to affect about 42 per cent of women’s menstrual cycles in a new study run by Washington University. 

The study, which sought to shed light on reports of unusual menstrual bleeding after receiving SARS-CoV-2 vaccination, surveyed more than 39,129 adults online after they were double-vaccinated against the virus. 

It found that 42 per cent of people with regular menstrual cycles bled more heavily during their period after having the vaccinations than they had previously. 

It further found that some people who do not usually menstruate, such as those on long-acting reversible contraceptives or gender-affirming hormones and those who have experienced menopause, reported breakthrough bleeding.

GRTWT.