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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is all bull. [/quote]

+1.  [/quote]

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. [/quote]

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.  [/quote]

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?[/quote]

Agree it is so bizarre!!  Speaks volumes about those women and the vaccines. [b]They don't want to believe there could
Be any negative press for their precious vaccines.[/b] It's scary![/quote]

I'm not one of those women (I'm post-menopausal), but come on.  We have a huge public health problem because so many people refuse to vaccinated after reading bogus information on the internet. Their stupid decision making is a risk to all of us, be it from new variants popping up or the overwhelmed hospitals that can't care for non-Covid patients adequately.

It is perfectly reasonable to be concerned about negative press. This is not to say this shouldn't be thoroughly investigated. Of course it should. [/quote]

We can easily say “it might mess with your cycle “ and “it’s still worth getting it.” Both can be true. [/quote]

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