A study to Assess correlation between Menstrual Cycle Pattern and Covid 19 vaccination among females in selected rural areas

Menstruation is a monthly shedding of the uterine wall, presented by menstrual bleeding in women of reproductive age. Menstruation is regulated by fluctuation of estrogen and progesterone, as well as other endocrine and immune pathways. Many women experienced menstrual disturbances after vaccination against the novel coronavirus in the last two years. Vaccine-induced menstrual disturbances have led to discomfort and concern among reproductive-age women, such that some decided not to receive the subsequent doses of the vaccine. Although many vaccinated women report these menstrual disturbances, the mechanism is still poorly understood. This review article discusses the endocrine and immune changes following COVID-19 vaccination and the possible mechanisms of vaccine-related menstrual disturbances.

The investigator will introduce self and inform subjects about the nature of the study so as to ensure better co-operation during the data collection. Investigator will enquire their willingness to participate in the study and will obtain written consent from the subjects. Questionnaire will be distributed among the participant.