How has the coronavirus affected your personal life?

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Not a very fun topic...

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NIH funding studies into reports of abnormal menstruation after vaccines

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced this week that it was awarding grants to five research institutions to look into reports from some women of irregular or missed menstrual periods a…
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On a positive note I broke out in sweats all over my body for 15 minutes then my lethargy evaporated
 
Doesn't really seem like an issue, at least not according to the numbers provided in the link you posted.

While previous reports noted that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was looking into abnormal menstruation following vaccination, Martha Sharan, a public affairs officer for the CDC’s Vaccine Task Force, told the Chicago Tribune this week that it was not conducting additional research on the 1,589 incidents of “menstrual irregularity” it has tracked. At this time, CDC is not seeing any safety concerns that warrant additional surveillance of irregular menstrual symptoms reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System,” Sharan explained.


In addition to immune responses to the vaccine, several other factors could play a role in altering a person’s menstruation, including pandemic-related stress, lifestyle changes adopted during the pandemic and becoming infected with COVID-19, according to the NIH.
 
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Doesn't really seem like an issue, at least not according to the numbers provided in the link you posted.

While previous reports noted that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was looking into abnormal menstruation following vaccination, Martha Sharan, a public affairs officer for the CDC’s Vaccine Task Force, told the Chicago Tribune this week that it was not conducting additional research on the 1,589 incidents of “menstrual irregularity” it has tracked. At this time, CDC is not seeing any safety concerns that warrant additional surveillance of irregular menstrual symptoms reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System,” Sharan explained.


In addition to immune responses to the vaccine, several other factors could play a role in altering a person’s menstruation, including pandemic-related stress, lifestyle changes adopted during the pandemic and becoming infected with COVID-19, according to the NIH.
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Definitely not an issue for me
 
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To address the original theme of this thread this is how covid has personally impacted my life

I work with students that have a history of challenging behaviors primarily and being gone with no notice has exacerbated these issues in many of my students. When I return next week I will need to spend a great deal of time and energy trying to get them back to where they were two weeks ago.

I feel fortunate to have the administration and coworkers that I do as they have all done what they can to maintain things in my absence while still performing their own duties
 
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Sounds like the vaccine is now mandatory for all staff and volunteers where I work. Second dose by Oct 16th, to be fully immunized by Oct 31st ...... or bye-bye.
A little late, but still a move in the right direction.
 
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