No, The COVID Vaccine Won't Do Anything Weird To Your Testicles
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Despite what Nicki Minaj tweeted, there's no evidence that the shots cause impotence or other sexual health problems.
On Monday night, Nicki Minaj tested the limits of believability with a wild claim about COVID-19 vaccines, testicles and male sexual performance.
Just after saying she was skipping out on the Met Gala because of the event’s vaccine requirement, the “Anaconda” singer shared a truly fascinating anecdote about a friend of her cousin: She claimed getting vaccinated also caused the friend to become impotent and have swollen testicles.
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