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Topic	EU investigates reports of menstrual disorders after vaccine
Jx1010 02/12/22 8:29:05 AM #18:	Chrknu posted... A friend of mine who is a nurse didn't get her period after the second vaccine, i think. It took some time, but it's back now. Her doctor told her that it was because of the vaccine, but she had also lost some weight during that period, which I thought was more likely to be the cause. Her doctor was sure it was the vaccine, though. I checked some studies from the british medical journal and there seems to have been a lot of reports about period irregularities with the vaccines. They didn't conclude with anything. One of the problems with the anti-vax movement, is that real stuff shows up, a lot of people will just dismiss it because of the craziness of anti-vax people. To me it seems like this is one of those cases where there seems to be something to be aware of, but i might be biased because it affected a friend of mine. Ok, but why would it affect women this way? It seems totally unrelated. Just curious how thats possible. --- Gaming is a weird industry where you can scam the consumers with lies and fake promises, and there will still be fanboys defending it. <cite>Jx1010 posted [p:962584192] in EU investi... [t:79895739]...</cite> <quote>Chrknu posted... </cite> <quote>A friend of mine who is a nurse didn't get her period after the second vaccine, i think. It took some time, but it's back now. Her doctor told her that it was because of the vaccine, but she had also lost some weight during that period, which I thought was more likely to be the cause. Her doctor was sure it was the vaccine, though. I checked some studies from the british medical journal and there seems to have been a lot of reports about period irregularities with the vaccines. They didn't conclude with anything. One of the problems with the anti-vax movement, is that real stuff shows up, a lot of people will just dismiss it because of the craziness of anti-vax people. To me it seems like this is one of those cases where there seems to be something to be aware of, but i might be biased because it affected a friend of mine.</quote>Ok, but why would it affect women this way? It seems totally unrelated. Just curious how thats possible. --- Gaming is a weird industry where you can scam the consumers with lies and fake promises, and there will still be fanboys defending it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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