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No Period after 1st doze of covishield

2021-07-01 14:02:21
Is this a normal symptom? How long should I wait for period before seeing a gynocologist? Please advise.
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Vaccine cause delay in menses You can wait for a week

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Thats not due to vaccination, thats because u had anxiety about something at ur period month. So period is delayed. No need to worry. Due to hormonal problem ur period is delayed.
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wait up.. and if more queries contact me on practo.

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Many females had same problem..don't worry..

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