Long Covid Linked to Heavier Periods and Iron Deficiency Risks
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Long Covid Linked to Heavier Periods and Iron Deficiency Risks

Recent studies reveal that long Covid may lead to longer and heavier menstrual periods, increasing the risk of iron deficiency among women. A UK survey involving over 12,000 participants found that the severity of long Covid symptoms can vary with the menstrual cycle, highlighting the need for better symptom management and awareness among healthcare providers and patients.

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Long Covid linked to heavier periods and risk of iron deficiency
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A UK survey of over 12,000 women found that those with long Covid experience longer and heavier periods, increasing their risk of iron deficiency. The severity of long Covid symptoms also fluctuates with the menstrual cycle.

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