Covid-19 vaccines can cause ‘temporary’ changes to menstrual cycles

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Reports of changes to menstrual cycles due to Covid-19 vaccines have been noted globally and have prompted studies in a number of countries. To date the systematic studies conducted have found no significant or serious changes to menstrual cycles as a result of the vaccines.

15 Feb 2022 12AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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