Frequent periods and covid

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

Here we go again. Resident a-hole who has determine there is absolutely no possibility of side effects for this vaccine

[Anonymous]

My first cycle after Moderna was 71 days compared to my normal 35 days. The next cycle was 30 days. We’ll see what this next one brings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

Here we go again. Resident a-hole who has determine there is absolutely no possibility of side effects for this vaccine

Guarantee this is some man who is still freaked out by the idea that women bleed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

+1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

+1.

Don’t know why you would say this. My cycle is now shorter, 24 days, that’s a fact. I would still get my vaccine 1 million times over but it’s interesting to hear from other women who are noticing the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

+1.

Don’t know why you would say this. My cycle is now shorter, 24 days, that’s a fact. I would still get my vaccine 1 million times over but it’s interesting to hear from other women who are noticing the same thing.

Correlation doesn’t equal causation. I had a nagging injury for several months. The day after I got my first shot, it was completely gone and has never come back. I guess it must have been the vaccine according to your logic.

[Anonymous]

Okay, I had Moderna and everything has been the same.

[Anonymous]

Are there any articles about what is causing or how to treat? DD’s are much longer and Dr didn’t have suggestions. I understand the CDC is investigating.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

+1.

Don’t know why you would say this. My cycle is now shorter, 24 days, that’s a fact. I would still get my vaccine 1 million times over but it’s interesting to hear from other women who are noticing the same thing.

Correlation doesn’t equal causation. I had a nagging injury for several months. The day after I got my first shot, it was completely gone and has never come back. I guess it must have been the vaccine according to your logic.

Except when you have OBs fielding more calls about cycle issues than ever before, that might be an indication. Thousands of women on health boards about this.

Dear PP - At what point, are we allowed to speak of this ?

[Anonymous]

I'm not invalidating anyone else's experience, just want to share mine.

I'm 44, I received both Pfizer shots (second one in Feb), and I have not experienced any effects with my period. Same intensity, duration, and time between periods; no changes.

I do not discount the experience of other women though, and it should be investigated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

+1.

Don’t know why you would say this. My cycle is now shorter, 24 days, that’s a fact. I would still get my vaccine 1 million times over but it’s interesting to hear from other women who are noticing the same thing.

Correlation doesn’t equal causation. I had a nagging injury for several months. The day after I got my first shot, it was completely gone and has never come back. I guess it must have been the vaccine according to your logic.

Except when you have OBs fielding more calls about cycle issues than ever before, that might be an indication. Thousands of women on health boards about this.

Dear PP - At what point, are we allowed to speak of this ?

Or it’s just normal unexplained hormonal fluctuations that occur ALL THE TIME and now people have something to pin it on.

[Anonymous]

I'm 46 and my periods have been spotty for years. Sometimes 22 days, sometimes 30, a lot of variance. Was not the case in my 30s, this has been a "40s" thing for me. I'm not saying that there is no chance some women's cycles are thrown off by getting vaccinated, but also a lot of women have cycle changes all the time, and a lot of women got vaccinated, so the natural overlap between those groups is going to be huge. If this happened a lot, it seems like the trials would have found it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

+1.

Don’t know why you would say this. My cycle is now shorter, 24 days, that’s a fact. I would still get my vaccine 1 million times over but it’s interesting to hear from other women who are noticing the same thing.

Correlation doesn’t equal causation. I had a nagging injury for several months. The day after I got my first shot, it was completely gone and has never come back. I guess it must have been the vaccine according to your logic.

Why are some people so hellbent on not believing that there could be a connection? Why is this a problem for you if the vaccine has an effect on cycle length?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is all bull.

+1.

Don’t know why you would say this. My cycle is now shorter, 24 days, that’s a fact. I would still get my vaccine 1 million times over but it’s interesting to hear from other women who are noticing the same thing.

Correlation doesn’t equal causation. I had a nagging injury for several months. The day after I got my first shot, it was completely gone and has never come back. I guess it must have been the vaccine according to your logic.

You are right but it’s good to get feedback and listen to other women’s experiences.

[Anonymous]

im 36 with pcos. generally have longer cycles- 35ish days, with the occasional 40ish day cycle. but ive been pretty steady at 30+ day cycles.
since getting second pfizer shot in late march, my cycles have been 22-24 days. and now with random breakthrough bleeding.
i'm completely pro vaccine.
but honestly, what gives? this is getting a little disturbing.