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Covid vaccination linked to slight increase in menstrual cycle, NIH study confirms - CNBC

Covid vaccination linked to slight increase in menstrual cycle, NIH study confirms - CNBC

Covid vaccination linked to slight increase in menstrual cycle, NIH study confirms - CNBC
Sep 28, 2022 35 secs

Covid-19 vaccination is linked to a slight increase in the length of a women's menstrual cycle, delaying the beginning of bleeding by a few hours, according to a large international study funded by the National Institutes of Health.

However, the longer menstrual cycle, typically about a month long, didn't necessarily increase the number of days of bleeding, according to health agency.

Women who received both vaccine doses in a single menstrual period saw their cycle increase by 3.91 days.

After the vaccination series was complete, cycle length had largely returned to normal for women who received one dose per menstrual cycle and by about 20 hours for those who received both doses in a single cycle.

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