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I noticed a change in my cycle after testing positive for covid in december. had menstruation 3 times in 3 weeks is this normal side effect?
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During an illness, there may be a change. If this continues, please see your PCP.
Answered 3/21/2021
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Some women are reported menstrual changes even after COVID 19 infection has passed. See: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/long-covid-and-periods-the-unspoken-impact-on-female-well-being#Irregular-periods,-clots,-symptom-flare-ups
Answered 3/21/2021
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