Journal: Womens Health
Lead Author: Baena-Garcia, et al.
Original date of publication: 01/01/2022
Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35833668/
Keywords: adverse eventscovid vaccinationfatigueJohnson & Johnsonmenstrual bleedingmenstrual cycleModernamRNAOxfordPfizer
Full Author List: Laura Baena-García, Virginia A Aparicio, Ana Molina-López, Pilar Aranda, Laura Cámara-Roca, Olga Ocón-Hernández
Lead Author: Baena-Garcia, et al.
Original date of publication: 01/01/2022
Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35833668/
Summary Context
More than 3/4ths of women surveyed had changes to their menstrual cycle occur after mRNA injection (and other types)
Comments
In this study more than 14,000 women betwen 18 and 55 years responded, 78% reported changes in their menstrual cycle post-vaccination.
Abstract or Results, Key Passages
” The most prevalent changes in relation to premenstrual symptoms were increased fatigue (43%), abdominal bloating (37%), irritability (29%), sadness (28%), and headaches (28%). The most predominant menstrual changes were more menstrual bleeding (43%), more menstrual pain (41%), delayed menstruation (38%), fewer days of menstrual bleeding (34.5%), and shorter cycle length (32%).”
Keywords: adverse eventscovid vaccinationfatigueJohnson & Johnsonmenstrual bleedingmenstrual cycleModernamRNAOxfordPfizer
Full Author List: Laura Baena-García, Virginia A Aparicio, Ana Molina-López, Pilar Aranda, Laura Cámara-Roca, Olga Ocón-Hernández
