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Can the covid vaccine cause pelvic pain? i'm having pain since i got my second dose of pfizer, i don't know if it's related , a week ago i got both.. my period and got the vaccine on the second day, the period is gone but not the cramps?
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Covid vaccines are not reported to cause pelvic pain. But if it persists see your MD for cause
Answered 6/9/2021
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