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Why didn’t doctors listen to women about the link between Covid vaccines and periods?
A new study reveals that thousands of women experienced irregularities after their jab – yet the medical establishment seems disinterested

By
Caroline Criado-Perez
17 September 2021 • 5:00am
A new study suggests just how little attention the medical community paid to women's concerns

A new study suggests just how little attention the medical community paid to women's concerns
When my period was late last month, I was cautiously optimistic. After a miscarriage in December, followed swiftly by a bout of Covid-19 for my husband, my periods had remained stubbornly regular, as they almost always are. This time though, day 27 came and went without any blood appearing in my pants. I played the game most women who are trying to get pregnant play: I bargained with myself about when I would take the pregnancy test....

The MHRA in the UK lists 13,505 reports of adverse reactions (to the AZ-Oxford vaccine) related to menstruation and uterine bleeding, including 4,027 reports of heavy menstrual bleeding, 2,785 cases of delayed menstruation, and 1,861 cases of irregular menstruation.

The MHRA in the UK lists 15,821 reports listed of adverse reactions (to the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine) related to menstruation & uterine bleeding, including 4,017 reports of heavy menstrual bleeding, 3,529 cases of delayed menstruation, & 2,219 cases of irregular menstruation.