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Is it normal to miss your period because of covid?
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If you are seriously ill with Covid, you could miss your period. However, unless you are sick enough to be hospitalized, it should not affect your menstrual cycle. Get Covid vaccine and get boosted. Also get HPV and Flu vaccinations.
Answered 12/28/2021
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