COVID-19 vaccine menstrual disruption concerns abnormal menstrual or postmenopausal bleeding after taking the COVID-19 vaccine,[1] in particular, Pfizer.[2]
Conspiracy[]
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Shore News Network, CDC Doing ‘Exploratory Work’ To Decide Whether To Study If COVID Vaccines Are Causing ‘Menstrual Irregularities’, 8 Sept 2021 |
Since 5 April 2021, "many women across the world after receiving CoViD vaccines are complaining of irregularities in their menstrual bleeding; some experiencing heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia), some bleeding before their periods were due or bleeding frequently (metrorrhagia/polymenorrhea), whereas some are complaining of postmenopausal bleeding."[1]
- The Lilly, People said the covid vaccine affected their periods. Now more than $1.6 million will go into researching it., 7 Sept 2021, The National Institutes of Health awarded funding to researchers at five institutions to study possible links
- Surgeon general addresses public on vaccine fertility concerns, natural immunity, and reported side effects, FOX News reports 10 September 2021, “Ninety-nine percent of recent hospital admissions were among those not fully vaccinated, according to the CDC.” To say "Not fully vaccinated", implies at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine was administered.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The British Medical Journal, Thrombosis after covid-19 vaccination: menorrhagia, metrorrhagia or postmenopausal bleeding, 14 April 2021
- ↑ The Hill, NIH funding studies into reports of abnormal menstruation after vaccines, 2 Sep 2021