I have fasted safely during the menstruation. In fact, a new study shows that fasting prior to the menstruation or at the very least elimination of all acidic foods e.g. meat, sugar, tea, coffee, soda/pop, and processed foods and starches would eliminate pms.
I was initially concerned, but I did not feel weaker or anything. If you are concerned, drink green tea with honey and lemon, that will give you sufficient energy.
Ok:) you don't need to worry because everyone's menstruation or period is different don't worry not everyone is the same^^ hope this helped!!:)
while fasting during ramadan is it ok to use sleep apnea machines
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Dua And wazeefa if done verbally without touching the holy book is OK to be done even during the menstruation period. So if its something that you only have to recite then go ahead and continue it, its allowed. But you can not touch the Holy book.
Yes, OTC flu medicine would not be contraindicated during menses. If you have additional questions, speak to the pharmacist at your pharmacy about specific products available for your symptoms. Consultation with customers is a part of their service.
The pregnant is exempted from fasting Ramadan if she feels difficulty or finds harm when fasting. In return, for every day not keeping fasting in she should give as a charity to the poor what is equivalent to full day meals.
It is generally recommended to avoid consuming anything except water for at least 8-12 hours before a fasting blood draw. Coffee may contain substances that can affect certain blood test results, so it's best to stick to water during the fasting period.
no it isnt ok isnt ok isnt ok dadyyouve been stuck by a food criminal
Yes, fasting for 15 hours is typically acceptable for most routine blood tests. However, it's always best to follow your healthcare provider's specific instructions regarding fasting requirements for your blood test.
You have to fast during the month of Ramadan unless you meet certain exemptions i.e. physically unable to do so. You cannot expect to not fast for the whole year and still think you would be ok.
Yes, menstruation is a normal function for most women. If you haven't menstruated for a year then there is a reason for this, if you have not been intentionally delaying menstruation via hormonal treatments or birth control then you need to talk to your doctor to find out why your periods are delayed like this.
Okra.