The effect of covid vaccination on menstruation and attitude to the vaccine among Indian women – Results of a prospective survey
Anbukkani Subbian,
Jeevithan Shanmugam,
Uma Ram
Abstract:: SARS COV-2 vaccination was a global effort to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic. During the vaccination drive, several concerns were raised about the potential adverse effects of the Covid-19 vaccines, which included the impact on menstruation and fertility in women. This study aimed to assess experiences of Indian Women with covid vaccination and its effects on their menstruation. A prospective web-based survey was conducted targeting women aged 18years and above and who had taken atleast one dose of the covid … Show more
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