A woman has raced to social media to cry out after her lover was unable to pitch a tent during their bedroom time.
The worrisome woman, identified on Twitter as @NicoleTheGiant, said she initially thought her lover was joking but that the situation has now spilt out of control.
She blamed it on a coronavirus vaccine, adding that they would visit the hospital to have things sorted out.
My man hasn’t been able to have an erection since he took the vaccine. At first, I was teasing him but when I saw how distressed it made him I realized that it’s serious.💔💔😔 We are going for a professional consultation today. Hoping for a positive outcome🕯🕯
“My man hasn’t been able to have an erection since he took the vaccine. At first, I was teasing him but when I saw how distressed it made him I realized that it’s serious. We are going for a professional consultation today. Hoping for a positive outcome,” She wrote yesterday.
The woman appears not to be alone as other Twitter users also shared their experiences.
“Two of my friends expressed the same. Hopefully, you get a positive outcome. I have been wondering if women are able to conceive post-vaccination. It has been my biggest worry,” one user said.
Another user claimed that she had missed her monthly cycle after taking a vaccine.
“I’ve missed my periods twice since the vaccine. I’m actually wondering if this change is related to vaccination or not,” she wrote.
But one male user said: “Wow! I don’t mean to disregard what you are saying here but I’m not sure if it’s really the vaccine that caused that. Guess what! I had my J&J vaccine last Friday..and before that, I heard some saying what you are saying now. But girl, I’m on fire every morning when I wake up.”
Another Twitter user added:” I couldn’t have an erection for about over a week, and yesterday I woke up with my usual hard morning erections, I didn’t wanna celebrate too early, I got it a few times during the day and evening, and this morning, I’ve never been this happy in a while… Don’t stress too much.”
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), approved COVID-19 vaccines provide a high degree of protection against getting seriously ill and dying from the disease. It however adds that “no vaccine is 100% protective”.
“It’s extremely rare for severe health reactions to be directly caused by vaccines.”
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