Menstrual disorders after mRNA Covid shots

[greenleaf]

EU investigates reports of menstrual disorders after mRNA Covid shots

The European Medicines Agency’s safety committee said on Friday it was reviewing reports of heavy menstrual bleeding and absence of menstruation from women who had received Covid-19 vaccines from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna.

The assessment was in view of reports of menstrual disorders after receiving either of the two vaccines, both based on messenger RNA technology, and it was not yet clear whether there was a causal link, the agency said.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/11/eu-i...vid-shots.html

[Scarrdbutsmartr]

Who would have thought a vaccine that bypassed the typical controls and has ZERO liability for the manufacturer could have significant and long lasting repercussions


Im literally shocked....

[ymer]

Only noticing that one year later?

[ymer]

How did this not come up in the vaccine trials? EU has to be chasing ghosts!

[A-GAME]

Oh wow. I'm shocked. Who could've predicted this?

[Procta]

what about trans women arent they no affected by this jab

[DeshaunWatson]

what about trans women arent they no affected by this jab

Trans women are women. So ofc.

[vickissick07]

Good. Hopefully all the idiots that fell for this scam can't spawn more idiots.

[Lastrepbrah]

Mental disorders before the shot, menstrual disorders after the shot. Vaxtards can’t catch a break

And it's only going to get worse

[Pterodactyl314]

That’s not very safe

[nosirrahx]

Not that women openly talk about this much but I know 2 women that have had abnormal periods for several months.

[JoshSP1985]

How did this not come up in the vaccine trials? EU has to be chasing ghosts!

The trial data they don't want to release until everyone involved is dead of old age? ... hmmm

[dakensta]

women never had abnormal periods before the vax, fact.
also, when women had abnormal periods before the vax (which they never did) they always reported it as an adverse effect of something. always.

[frankdtank20]

women never had abnormal periods before the vax, fact.
also, when women had abnormal periods before the vax (which they never did) they always reported it as an adverse effect of something. always.

With so many women on the pill today, that ish is normally like clockwork for them. This is small potatoes compared to young, athletic men collapsing and dying, I'll give you that.

[dakensta]

With so many women on the pill today, that ish is normally like clockwork for them.

Normally, yes. Not always though. I speak from experience.
But back in the day, when your HBB missed a period, or it was a few days late, she didn't report it as an adverse effect of a jab she got a month ago. She didn't report it at all. Now she does.
Not saying the vax doesn't fukc up women's reproductive systems, maybe it does; but the increase is possibly (probably imo) a result in an increase in reporting, rather than an increase in incidence. that's all I'm saying.

[greenleaf]

Only noticing that one year later?

Now it's getting interesting as the longer term sides are starting to show up...

[AlwaysFocus]

Normally, yes. Not always though. I speak from experience.
But back in the day, when your HBB missed a period, or it was a few days late, she didn't report it as an adverse effect of a jab she got a month ago. She didn't report it at all. Now she does.
Not saying the vax doesn't fukc up women's reproductive systems, maybe it does; but the increase is possibly (probably imo) a result in an increase in reporting, rather than an increase in incidence. that's all I'm saying.

that is exactly what you are saying in your roundabout type responses, you always defend the shots, just like you defend liberals

its wierd you do this, but im not surprised anymore because your responses are like clockwork

[aci150]

They turned their ovaries into spike protein factories. What could go wrong?

[Ramoneb87]

nothing more boosters won't fix

[dakensta]

that is exactly what you are saying in your roundabout type responses, you always defend the shots, just like you defend liberals

its wierd you do this, but im not surprised anymore because your responses are like clockwork

I'm interested in rationality and not jumping to erroneous conclusions, not picking sides.
If you think that's defending or attacking anything, that's a bit weird.
And I do not "always defend the shots". I'm unvaxxed. I'm of the opinion that the vax does very little, in the way of good, or harm.

[friesbruh]

I find it hard to believe theyve found yet another disorder in the midst of all the other disorders they already have.

[hackerwacker]

Normally, yes. Not always though. I speak from experience.
But back in the day, when your HBB missed a period, or it was a few days late, she didn't report it as an adverse effect of a jab she got a month ago. She didn't report it at all. Now she does.
Not saying the vax doesn't fukc up women's reproductive systems, maybe it does; but the increase is possibly (probably imo) a result in an increase in reporting, rather than an increase in incidence. that's all I'm saying.

You are right, women don't usually report every little change in their periods. So isn't it extra weird that so many of them are reporting changes now?

[BearyManilowe]

Did anyone actually click the link in the OP?

But the EMA said in December it had not established a link between changes in menstrual cycles and Covid-19 vaccines, after a study in Norway suggested some women had heavier periods after being inoculated.

After reviewing the available evidence, the EMA’s Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) said it decided to request an evaluation of all available data, including reports from patients and healthcare professionals, clinical trials and the published literature.

The agency on Friday added that there was also no evidence to suggest that Covid-19 vaccines affected fertility.

Negged OP for his misleading thread title.

[dakensta]

You are right, women don't usually report every little change in their periods. So isn't it extra weird that so many of them are reporting changes now?

Well, if they're being asked to do so, no, not really.
2020:
woman has funny period. shrugs.
2021:
woman has vaxx. has funny period. shrugs.
Is asked "did anything funny happen since you had the vaxx?"
"Well, now you mention it... I did have a bit of a funny period.."
"Great!"
"Though I've always had the occasional funny period. It happens."
"Shut up now. Thank you for your adverse reaction report. This is exactly what people want to hear.. I mean, need to know. Good bye."

[adamsteve14]

Well, if they're being asked to do so, no, not really.
2020:
woman has funny period. shrugs.
2021:
woman has vaxx. has funny period. shrugs.
Is asked "did anything funny happen since you had the vaxx?"
"Well, now you mention it... I did have a bit of a funny period.."
"Great!"
"Though I've always had the occasional funny period. It happens."
"Shut up now. Thank you for your adverse reaction report. This is exactly what people want to hear.. I mean, need to know. Good bye."

“Did you notice anything funny in the autopsy?”

“Well now that you mention it, our deceased did come back covid positive. I mean, on top off the crushed cranium from the automobile accident”

“COVID DEATH!”