Questions came to every girl’s mind about the menstrual cycle: If You and I are thinking the same or…?
Period questions come into every girl's mind! Puberty can be pretty crazy — you shouldn’t have to worry about your first period on top of it all.
Here are some commonly asked questions and answers that must make you feel OKAY.
What causes the menstrual cycle?
The period cycle or menstrual cycle is the time between the first days of your last and the next period. For example, if your last period started on the 10th of January and you get your next period on the 8th of February, your menstrual cycle is the time between January 10 and February 08. It can be understood better in the following four stages:
The menstrual cycle begins on the first day of the last period and ends on the first day of the next. Although The length of a normal menstrual cycle differs from woman to woman, the average length of a cycle can be between 24 to 28 days.
It’s a continuous cyclic process that occurs every month in a female body from menarche to menopause. Menarche refers to the first period that comes during puberty and menopause is the phase when a woman stops getting periods forever.
Adults: Your period may cause frequent interruptions in your day and maybe a hassle. Even with the best protection, accidents will happen and you may stain your underwear or clothes. This is especially true for those who have heavy periods.
Adolescents: For your adolescent daughter or loved one, in the early months and years, their period can be irregular and can lead to unwelcomed accidents. Of course, it is very embarrassing for these young girls when they stain their clothes because Aunt Flo showed up unexpectedly or during heavy flow days.
Why should I track the menstrual cycle?
At the most basic level, keeping a track of your menstrual cycle can help you be prepared for your periods. But tracking your menstrual cycle can help you in so many other ways as well.
For instance, you are better equipped to understand and deal with the cyclical symptoms if you know what is causing them. Depending upon what phase of your menstrual cycle you are in, you might experience sexual intercourse differently, you might feel bloated, suffer from headaches, get acne, encounter digestive troubles, etc. In fact, many women have also reported that the menstrual cycle tends to affect their mental health too.
This is a major turning point in a girl’s life and she will likely look up to you for advice on how to manage her period. Help your adolescent daughter or loved one build confidence and stay prepared by using PANDEEZ during this time because accidents will happen.
What happens with your menstrual cycle after delivery?
Your period will typically return about six to eight weeks after you give birth if you aren’t breastfeeding. If you breastfeed, the timing for a period to return can vary. Those who practice exclusive breastfeeding might not have a period the entire time they breastfeed. “Exclusive breastfeeding” means that your baby is receiving only your breast milk. But for others, it might return after a couple of months, whether they’re breastfeeding or not.
All women experience blood loss after childbirth. This blood loss (also called “Lochia”) may be unpredictable and can be described as mild, moderate, or heavy. This bleeding is expected to last anywhere from 1–6 weeks post-partum.
After childbirth, you will be so busy caring for your newborn that wearing PANDEEZ will become a convenient necessity. Better than your regular or maternity underwear, PANDEEZ will provide the confidence that you are less likely to leak through your underwear to stain your clothes. Even though you need to wear your pads, you may leak through these pads to your underwear and clothes. PANDEEZ™ will give you one less thing to worry about and provide the comfort you deserve during this time.
Your maternity or regular underwear will not protect you if you have an accident during the first few weeks after childbirth but you can feel confident that PANDEEZ will.
Do breastfeeding women get their periods quickly?
Typically, women who are breastfeeding don’t get their periods as quickly because of the body’s hormones. Prolactin, the hormone needed to produce breast milk, can suppress reproductive hormones. As a result, you don’t ovulate or release an egg for fertilization. Without this process, you most likely won’t menstruate.
Does period affect my breast milk?
When your period does return, you may notice some changes in your milk supply or your baby’s reaction to breast milk. The hormonal changes that cause your body to have your period may also influence your breast milk.
For instance, you might notice a decrease in your milk supply or a change in how often your baby wants to nurse. The hormone changes might also affect your breast milk’s composition and how it tastes to your baby. These changes are usually very minor, however, and shouldn’t affect your ability to breastfeed your baby.
How do you calculate your menstrual cycle?
The female menstrual cycle is a very personal experience. Each woman experiences it differently, and that is why it is beneficial to look into the period calculation. To conduct a menstrual cycle calculation, you should start on the very first day of your period and count up to the very last day before your next period begins. However, you should be mindful that menstrual cycles may vary due to several reasons.
For example, if your period started on 1st January and ended on 5th January, you will start calculating your menstrual cycle from 1st January and it will last until your next period arrives. So, if your next period arrives on 31st January, your menstrual cycle lasts from 1st January to 30th January, meaning that your menstrual cycle is on average 30 days long.
Does Periods smell bad?
No! Menstrual odor happens when menstrual fluid comes in contact with air. When menstrual fluid is absorbed within the vagina, like through a tampon, it is not exposed to the air, so there shouldn’t be an odor. If you’re feeling worried, just be sure to change your pads and tampons frequently to help keep odor at bay.
Can I take bath during my period?
During your period, it’s important to keep yourself fresh and clean. They’re a simple way to stay feel feminine and fresh. Pandeez is a great choice for daily liners that help you feel dry, fresh, and confident every day.
PANDEEZ is disposable underwear that was designed with your convenience in mind. It feels just like your everyday underwear. However, it allows you to live your life with fewer interruptions because unlike your everyday underwear, you can wear and throw away without the need for washing. So you can be confident that even if life presents unwelcomed interruptions, you will feel clean and fresh always. This is because you can easily put on a new pair of PANDEEZ™ when you have an accident in the workplace, school, or anywhere else. PANDEEZ™ is the convenient choice that will make your life easy.
Do periods hurt?
Many women experience premenstrual syndrome or PMS during the weeks leading up to their period. This may be characterized by symptoms such as mood swings, acne, anxiety, bloating, feeling irritable or short-tempered
You are also likely to experience period pain during the first couple of days of your period. It can range from substantial cramps in your lower abdomen or dull stomach pain during periods accompanied by an aching lower back.
While pain during the period is normal, if cramps during the period become unbearable and start to interfere with your day-to-day life, it is better to pay your doctor a visit for a thorough examination of the underlying cause.
What makes PANDEEZ different from regular or maternity underwear is its soft, comfortable, specially formulated fabric. While this fabric is breathable and feels just like your regular underwear, it helps prevent stains from leaking through to your clothes.
How to reduce period pain?
One of the most important things that can make your periods a comfortable experience is using the right period product. Finding period products that suit your needs can take a bit of trial and error — be it sanitary pads or tampons. It is important to try a few different products before deciding what works for you. The kind of product that you use should be in line with the flow that you experience.
We understand that periods can be uncomfortable and painful. We at PANDEEZ, are dedicated to making period products that are safe and comfortable so that your periods don’t stop you from living your life. The PANDEEZrange of sanitary napkins offers a wide variety of products to choose from.
When you are on the go and need a clean pair of underwear, PANDEEZ is there for you. If you are one of today’s women or girls with busy lifestyles, then you must be on the go all the time. With so many things to juggle — home, work, school, activities, etc, you never know when an emergency will come. If you are late with your laundry, don’t have a fresh pair of underwear, your period comes unexpectedly, or any other emergency, PANDEEZ is a convenient solution for you in many situations including:
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