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Heavy periods post vaccine
Hello ,
I had suction and evacuation procedure on 4th Sept. And second dose of covisheild vaccine on 28th Sept.
2nd Oct I got periods.
1st day was normal. But after that having heavy periods and cramps.(6-7hrs /maxi napkin)
What could be the reason. ?
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Not uncommon following vaccination
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Mostly due to procedure
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It is due to the procedure
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It's because of the procedure you gone through...
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Vaccine is not the reason .
Due to vaccination fever comes and body ache happen.
It's just a physiological effects
Don't worry
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