Agencies:

There has been much talk recently about the effect of the Corona vaccine on the regularity of the menstrual cycle in women. More than 30,000 women in the UK alone reported problems with the regularity of their menstrual cycle after receiving the virus vaccines.

The complaints were not related to a specific type of Corona virus vaccination, as the complaints included Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca vaccines.

The most prominent symptoms of irregularity appeared at least one month after receiving the vaccine for the majority of women.

In recent studies and analyses conducted after collecting all these complaints, specialists found that there is indeed an effect on the menstrual cycle for some women who took the virus vaccine, but they emphasized that no problems related to their fertility levels were observed.

Specialists believe that the cause of the problems is due to the immune system’s response to the vaccine doses.

Specialists find that the time has come to conduct further studies to understand the connection between the Corona virus vaccine and the menstrual cycle, according to what was mentioned by the British Medical Journal.

On the other hand, the (MHRA) committee, an independent drug regulatory committee in the UK, denied any link between Corona virus vaccines and the menstrual cycle, stating that the current assessment does not support the existence of a link between menstrual irregularity and virus vaccines.