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Reports of menstrual cycle changes after COVID vaccine highlight issues with clinical trials
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- On Monday, ABC7 News reported that some women are noticing changes in their menstrual cycles after getting COVID-19 vaccines.
Since then, hundreds of people have commented on the report, and women continue to express concern about long and heavy periods and changes in cycle timing.
A hematologist in Southern California reached out to ABC7 News reporter, Kate Larsen, with a possible explanation and advice.
"Inflammatory reaction has been noticed with the COVID vaccine. We know that because many, including myself after the second vaccine, developed some mild flu like symptoms," said Dr. Akshat Jain, a hematologist at Loma Linda University School of Medicine.
Dr. Jain specializes in bleeding disorders in adolescent women and explained that inflammatory cells triggered by the vaccine could affect hormones.
"That inflammation, has a potential or potentially can modulate estrogen response, which could be the link between certain women having heavy periods after the vaccine," she explained.
Dr. Jain recommends that women experiencing heavy bleeding see their doctor for a complete blood count and estrogen test.
"It's an easily fixable problem," Dr. Jain said.
"So while, as scientists figure out the exact mechanism, which might take months, I think these are two actionable items that just need to be to be said out loud."
"There's a long history of us not doing a great job at studying women in research studies because of some of this complexity," said UCSF OBGYN, Dr. Heather Huddleston, who specializes in reproductive endocrinology.
Dr. Huddleston wishes the vaccine makers had collected data about menstrual cycles during the randomized trials.
"The train sort of left the station on that because we are now recommending the vaccine for everybody. So it will be very hard for us to generate a control group to answer this question," she said.
Gaat verder:
https://abc7news.com/covi(...)ects-women/10557707/
Okay, dus wetenschappers weten nog niet welk mechanisme hiervoor zorgt. Dat krijg je dus als je een nieuwe behandelmethode erdoor drukt zonder langdurig gedegen onderzoek te doen.
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- On Monday, ABC7 News reported that some women are noticing changes in their menstrual cycles after getting COVID-19 vaccines.
Since then, hundreds of people have commented on the report, and women continue to express concern about long and heavy periods and changes in cycle timing.
A hematologist in Southern California reached out to ABC7 News reporter, Kate Larsen, with a possible explanation and advice.
"Inflammatory reaction has been noticed with the COVID vaccine. We know that because many, including myself after the second vaccine, developed some mild flu like symptoms," said Dr. Akshat Jain, a hematologist at Loma Linda University School of Medicine.
Dr. Jain specializes in bleeding disorders in adolescent women and explained that inflammatory cells triggered by the vaccine could affect hormones.
"That inflammation, has a potential or potentially can modulate estrogen response, which could be the link between certain women having heavy periods after the vaccine," she explained.
Dr. Jain recommends that women experiencing heavy bleeding see their doctor for a complete blood count and estrogen test.
"It's an easily fixable problem," Dr. Jain said.
"So while, as scientists figure out the exact mechanism, which might take months, I think these are two actionable items that just need to be to be said out loud."
"There's a long history of us not doing a great job at studying women in research studies because of some of this complexity," said UCSF OBGYN, Dr. Heather Huddleston, who specializes in reproductive endocrinology.
Dr. Huddleston wishes the vaccine makers had collected data about menstrual cycles during the randomized trials.
"The train sort of left the station on that because we are now recommending the vaccine for everybody. So it will be very hard for us to generate a control group to answer this question," she said.
Gaat verder:
https://abc7news.com/covi(...)ects-women/10557707/
Okay, dus wetenschappers weten nog niet welk mechanisme hiervoor zorgt. Dat krijg je dus als je een nieuwe behandelmethode erdoor drukt zonder langdurig gedegen onderzoek te doen.
"An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people."
Om welk soort vaccin gaat het?
Gebruik diegene waarbij het voorkomt ook de pil?
Gebruik diegene waarbij het voorkomt ook de pil?
It's called motorracing.Sorry? We went to carracing Toto
Het is jammer dat je net de belangrijke, laatste alinea's van het artikel niet quote, dus bij deze:
quote:Since our story aired Monday, she's been thinking about ways to collect new data via apps that many women use to track menstrual cycles, saying, "We could look at just sort of what is the baseline rate of people having irregular cycles, or cycles that are different, and look at whether we're noticing changes in the population of women who've gotten the vaccine in the last few months."
Kate Larsen: "Do you think the vaccine is harmful to women who are experiencing these cycle changes and does it affect fertility?"
Dr. Heather Huddleston: "No. So what I would say is that just in the same way that some women and men have had a sore arm, after the vaccine, or maybe felt tired, maybe had even a low grade fever, these are all things that people experienced in a very short term way after the vaccine. And within a few days, people are back to normal. That is a transient reaction to the vaccine. And it's a representation of your immune system being activated. If, and it's still a big if. But if these menstrual cycle changes are also sort of linked into that upregulation of the immune system that we're seeing, then I would view that in the same way I would view a sore arm. It's a nuisance, it's troubling in that moment, but it's not a representation of something that's going to continue. It's not a representation of any sort of permanent harm or damage. There is no reason to think there's reason to be concerned over time, and there's no reason to think that there's any impact on fertility."
Dr. Huddleston says women should continue to get vaccinated.
And the young, they can lose hope cause they can't see beyond today,. ..
The wisdom that the old can't give away
The wisdom that the old can't give away
Er staat duidelijk in het artikel dat het nog maanden kan duren voordat men weet wat de oorzaak is.quote:Op vrijdag 30 april 2021 19:07 schreef Fugue het volgende:
En volgens je eigen bron is er niks aan de handkom maar door met dat vaccin.
"An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people."
In het artikel staat dat wetenschappers waarschijnlijk maanden nodig hebben om te achterhalen wat de oorzaak precies is.quote:Op vrijdag 30 april 2021 19:45 schreef miss_sly het volgende:
Het is jammer dat je net de belangrijke, laatste alinea's van het artikel niet quote, dus bij deze:
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En dat deel wat jij quote praat over een dokter die een aantal dagen heeft nagedacht en nu denkt dat het allemaal wel meevalt.
"An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people."
Deze arts ziet het vooralsnog als een bijwerking, net als een pijnlijke arm of lichte griepachtige klachten. Natuurlijk is het meer dan goed dat er onderzoek naar gedaan wordt, maar er is vooralsnog nog geen reden om er paniekerige berichten over uit te doen.quote:
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In het artikel staat dat wetenschappers waarschijnlijk maanden nodig hebben om te achterhalen wat de oorzaak precies is.
En dat deel wat jij quote praat over een dokter die een aantal dagen heeft nagedacht en nu denkt dat het allemaal wel meevalt.
And the young, they can lose hope cause they can't see beyond today,. ..
The wisdom that the old can't give away
The wisdom that the old can't give away
Wil je liever die maanden in lockdown wachten? Dat is immers het alternatief als je niet vaccineert in de tussentijd.quote:
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Er staat duidelijk in het artikel dat het nog maanden kan duren voordat men weet wat de oorzaak is.
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