More on Mensturation problems

Dr Campbell goes through a study on what the mRNA vaccine is doing to women's periods. It seems that effects are occurring long after the medication. The list of side effects from this fiasco seems to keep growing in seriousness and scale. Yet the silence from the authorities who get paid to police these medical misadventures is deafening.
Many oncologists are also noticing a rise in the cancer rates of young people, an aggressive form of Leukemia appears to be causing problems, on top of the Myocarditis issues. www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: anonentity

If it wasn't for the political/monetary aspect, the issues would eventually be identified. Sadly, it takes a loooong time for issues to be studied. It all boils down the the almighty profit.

When I was dosed with Cipro and developed FQAD, the medical community had the same attitude - head in the sand and lots of it. Were it not for the issues with the military (Gulf War Disease) and fluoroquinolones, I fully believe that to this day "safe and effective" would still be used to describe the death sentence of fluoroquinolones.

My heart goes out to those who made the mistake of believing "safe and effective."

as a note I'm certainly hearing of a rise in PCOS and an inability to conceive more so after the jab, but I tend to put that down to the poison in the food and the harms of lockdown rather than the jab..

when you look at ultra processed food/ the misery lockdowns caused then the rise in obesity/addiction it feels the root cause of hormone issues is the hormones/chemicals in the ultra processed food.

no wonder dove part of unilever are trying to make obesity a thing to celebrate..

a reply to: anonentity

Science says: The question of whether vaccination with mRNA-COVID-19 vaccines could have a negative effect on fertility and pregnancy has been a central issue since the beginning of the vaccination campaign against Corona, especially among younger women. In the course of the new statement, the EMA refers to a review conducted by it, according to which the use of mRNA-COVID-19 vaccines during pregnancy does not lead to any complications for mother and child.

But yes, obviously it has some effect: According to the EMA, there is at least "a reasonable possibility that the occurrence of heavy menstrual bleeding is causally related to the administration of these vaccines."

The other thing with cancer is pure nonsense.

What is Mensturation? Kind of construction technology?

www.mlh.de...

originally posted by: billxam
a reply to: anonentity
My heart goes out to those who made the mistake of believing "safe and effective."

That's good, because those of us who made that mistake need your non-myocarditis heart. Thanks!

a reply to: malte85

we know that being relaxed and happy makes it easier to conceive.. so placing that against the known affects on conception/menstruation from stress, mental health issues and other issues such as obesity, it all starts to need unpicking to come to real conclusions and good policy fixes.. for my mind the quality of our food and the chemicals it contains is of high impotence, as its the economic stress placed on societies to pay for lockdowns and the money printing since 2007..

originally posted by: anonentity
Dr Campbell goes through a study on what the mRNA vaccine is doing to women's periods. It seems that effects are occurring long after the medication. The list of side effects from this fiasco seems to keep growing in seriousness and scale. Yet the silence from the authorities who get paid to police these medical misadventures is deafening.

Many oncologists are also noticing a rise in the cancer rates of young people, an aggressive form of Leukemia appears to be causing problems, on top of the Myocarditis issues. www.bitchute.com...

This is huge! My 81 year old mother had her 1st “periods” in decades after the shots (she had 3) She is now suffering severe pain in her lower back similar to other post menopausal women on my wife’s side of the family that lead to various discoveries like polyps in the uterus.

a reply to: BlueJacket

It says in the video that if a woman has gone through menopause and has a bleed she should see a gynecologist and get checked out.

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: BlueJacket

It says in the video that if a woman has gone through menopause and has a bleed she should see a gynecologist and get checked out.

Yes, my mother and 2 of the women on my wife’s side of the family have been going through batteries of tests. My mom has had X-rays now for the ultrasound which is what I’ve wanted to see.

I also saw that blue light is linked to early onset puberty, I wonder if it could be a contributing factor, affecting menses in women as well?

a reply to: anonentity

It took a few cycles but the sporadic and out of the norm bleeding stopped eventually.

Normal cycles at least are predictable in time frames and the body reacting before and after. Normally, at least for me, it is different for others, I feel it a day or two before as well with slight cramps. But this was completely random and a different kind of bleeding I never experienced. And I am not alone with this.

This is not to say be not concerned or that it wasn't unpleasant going out in public, when you never know when or if it happens again. But for others struggling with this problem I can comfort that it went away in my case.

originally posted by: nickyw
a reply to: malte85

we know that being relaxed and happy makes it easier to conceive.. so placing that against the known affects on conception/menstruation from stress, mental health issues and other issues such as obesity, it all starts to need unpicking to come to real conclusions and good policy fixes.. for my mind the quality of our food and the chemicals it contains is of high impotence, as its the economic stress placed on societies to pay for lockdowns and the money printing since 2007..

capitalism makes you sick, but you can work against it by meditating, doing sports, eating healthily and acquiring education, going to the theater, reading. personally, i see great dangers in addition to the changing climate, wars and the resulting growing streams of refugees and the negative effects that the internet has on many people. in any case, you shouldn't leave everything to politics. ultimately, you are responsible for many things in life yourself.

a reply to: malte85

any system that leaves its people sad/distressed will impact the mental well being of its people.. and by extension for women impact their menstrual cycles, as does poor diet, and fitness levels.. these also play their part in conception, we seee this throughout history, in my own culture the Anglo-Saxons got married/had kids later in the years where harvest where poor or where there was strife, and we know what happens to women's bodies in wars and prisons, so much is predicated on mental/physical well being to get pregnant/have a live birth..

one of the really interesting witch tropes is the earliest that women would go to witches to get spells to find love, get pregnant and have a live birth.. we've not evolved at all since, only the witch now does bad things and looks ugly..

My daughter had the menstruation problems right the second day she got the covid jab, two years ago, it did not got better it got to the point that she was bleeding constantly, she was prescribed birth control pills to control it and it did for a while.

When this stop working, she had no choice but to undergo a procedure to stop the bleeding, she is doing well now thankfully.

The bleeding was accompanied with terrible cramps.

Now she is having another side effect, palpitations and arrythmia, she said she can feel her heart skipping beats, she is not overweight and excersise often.

She also do not eat red meat and only organic food.

Right now, she had an EKG, and it was normal, her blood pressure is perfect, and she does not have any issues with cholesterol.

In one week she will have a stress test followed by a scan of her hard to check her valves.

Thank you big pharma, you really did it with your experimental Bull crap, my son developed myocardia also, healthy young man in great physical condition, now he has to take blood pressure pills after the darn piece of crap jab.

a reply to: marg6043

I’m so sorry for you and your children, so tragic.
God bless

a reply to: marg6043
She can get a pocket ECG meter ($90) now that can capture the actual data for the doctor.

I have a history of transitory episodes of arrhythmia (pre Covid), and
My doc said 't his is great, real info!' when they cam out, So much better than telling what it felt like.

Best. It's pretty freaky and that was in the Before Times.

a reply to: TheBoomersRBusted

Funny she is also a nurse, nurses make the worst patients, let see how her test come back, I hope everything is good, then it could be a mineral imbalance, who knows.

a reply to: malte85

An actual oncologist who is not afraid to tell what he is seeing must be taken seriously. www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: marg6043

The bleeding was accompanied with terrible cramps.

Now she is having another side effect, palpitations and arrythmia, she said she can feel her heart skipping beats, she is not overweight and excersise often.

She also do not eat red meat and only organic food.

Right now, she had an EKG, and it was normal, her blood pressure is perfect, and she does not have any issues with cholesterol.

In one week she will have a stress test followed by a scan of her hard to check her valves.

This reads very familiar :-/

Hopefully they also measure the heart flow rate of her.

I feel with you, it is different when one self is affected but seeing this with the children, I wish your family all the best health and as much recovery as possible.

I stop now because I get real angry.

a reply to: TDDAgain

Sounds familiar because I posted about my daughter menstrual problems in the many covid side effects threads in here two years ago, hopefully everything will be ok.