Ha 1 éven belül babát szeretnének beoltatjátok magatokat? Ha igen, mivel? Nekem nagy dilemma, a Pfizer-el oltatnám be magam (kínai, orosz esetén nincs információ a teherbeesésről, Pfizer/Moderna-nál viszont már terheseket is oltottak.

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At the start of April, an associate professor at the University of Illinois posted about her post-vaccine experience on Twitter. After receiving hundreds of replies from users who also reported similar menstrual changes, she started a survey that apparently garnered 22,000 responses.

“It suggests it’s a real phenomenon, and that we need to understand what’s occurring physiologically,” Prior said.

But just because these people’s experiences are real doesn’t mean they’re directly caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.

“The normal menstrual cycle is set up weeks before flow. … In other words, it’s a process. So how could something that happened a day, or two, or three ago, or five — how could it influence menstrual flow,” said Prior.

To prove whether these menstrual changes are directly caused by the COVID-19 vaccine, menstrual flow should be monitored during clinical trials of the drug.

But Dr. Tali Bogler says that usually never happens with any vaccine.

“We don’t have the answers because it wasn’t studied,“ said Bogler, who is the chair of family medicine obstetrics at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto, and co-founder of Pandemic Pregnancy Guide.

“It’s somewhat infuriating, I believe, when I feel like I can’t counsel my patients — women who are menstruating, — on the full spectrum of potential side effects that could impact them. … I don’t want my patients surprised if they have spotting, or earlier bleeding, or heavier menses.”