More than 30,000 British women have reported problems with their periods after receiving the vaccine against the coronavirus that causes Covid-19.

The problems reported by British women include irregular periods, and the reports continued until September 2.

And it wasn’t just a specific vaccine, as the women who reported the problems received the Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines.

The menstrual cycle returned to regularity after only one period was interrupted in the majority of women.

Dr. Victoria Mill, who analyzed the women’s data, did not notice any fertility problems.

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Mill published a study in the British Medical Journal, noting the need for further studies to understand the link between corona vaccines and the menstrual cycle.

For its part, an independent drug control committee in the United Kingdom rejected any link between corona vaccines and the menstrual cycle.

The MHRA said the current assessment does not support a link in menstruation and coronavirus vaccines.

But Victoria Mill believes that the problems are caused by the immune system’s response to the doses of the vaccine.

Previous studies had indicated that the HPV vaccine led to the disruption of women’s menstrual cycle shortly after taking it.