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Covid vaccination post effect on periods

2021-06-13 03:47:43
After taking covishield first dose shot, I am having very light period flow in my regular cycle  ( few hours)  . Is it normal ?
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Yes it is. There is no relation between COVID-19 vaccination and menstrual cycles though.

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Post vaccine such symptoms have not noticed .. could be hormonal or anxiety related . Can be evaluated consult on practo
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