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No period post covid vaccination
I am a pcod patient, unmarried with a cycle of 30-32 days from past yr. My last period was on 11/09 and i got my 2nd dose of covishield vac on 08/10. I haven't got my periods yet (29/10). Is it normal? How long should i wait? When i got my first vac, i got my periods 10 days late for that cycle. I am experiencing strong cramps from past 5 days but no other sign of periods.
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Reason fr delayed period is not the vaccine
Cud be pcod
Pcod Patient whn gains weight period becomes delayed
A delay of more than 7 days is not normal
Needs to be treated m investigated
Exercise n reduce weight
Also get ur Thyroid levels checked
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The delay is due to vaccine, either wait or take tablets for getting period
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Hello,welcome to practo.com,you should not worry, pcod is the causes of missed periods,take medicine for withdrawal bleeding,for prescription consult me online on practo prime.
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No need to worry.
Can take medication for withdrawal bleed.
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Nothing to worry… the delay in periods will not be related to vaccination.. it may be to PCOS..since you r having cramps u might get periods any time.. wait till Monday and if u don’t get by then consult your Gynecologist.
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
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Wait a day or two as u are having cramps .
Otherwise take medicines fr withdrawal
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