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California Coronavirus Updates: PolitiFact Fact-Check: The Death Rate For Vaccinated People Is Not Higher Than Unvaccinated People

California Coronavirus Updates: PolitiFact Fact-Check: The Death Rate For Vaccinated People Is Not Higher Than Unvaccinated People
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California Coronavirus Updates: California Moving From Mass Vaccination Sites To Hyper-Local Approaches

California Coronavirus Updates: California Moving From Mass Vaccination Sites To Hyper-Local Approaches
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Can Covid-19 vaccines affect my period?

It s not known, but researchers are starting to study the issue. Vaccines are designed to activate your immune system, and some experts have wondered if that could temporarily disrupt menstrual cycles. So far, reports of irregular bleeding have been anecdotal. And it’s hard to draw any links to the vaccines since changes could be the result of other factors including stress, diet and exercise habits. There s also a lack of data tracking changes to menstrual cycles after vaccines in general. If scientists do eventually find a link between the vaccine and short-term changes in bleeding, experts say that would be no reason to avoid getting vaccinated.

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DNA Explainer: Do COVID-19 vaccines affect your periods? Here s all you need to know

DNA Explainer: Do COVID-19 vaccines affect your periods? Here s all you need to know Gynecologists say that there is no data so far that suggests a womanâs immunity will get hampered on taking the COVID-19 vaccination. File photo Updated: May 7, 2021, 08:10 AM IST As the COVID-19 vaccination drive is in full swing, a very common question lingering in minds of women is that if there a link between the vaccine and periods. Experts are quashing claims that say vaccination affects the menstrual cycle and said that there is no such scientific evidence to prove that and it’s a baseless post being circulated on social media.

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