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∙ 2013-08-17 23:20:58During menstruation as the blood leaves the vagina it can remain around the vaginal opening and the vulva, thus it doesn't drip down onto the pad and instead when you urinate the urine washes the blood from the vulva and into the toilet.
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∙ 2013-08-17 23:20:58Yes, it's normal for menstrual flow to be at the front of the pad, the middle of the pad, or the back of the pad. This all depends on how you position the pad and the position you're in, for example when laying down blood may flow to the back of the pad.
If it is an absolute emergency, roll up toilet paper and put it in your underwear until you get get a pad or tampon. Note: use very thick roll of toilet paper.
When a girl gets her period, blood comes from her vagina and she gets a bloated uterus, plus terrible cramps. When girls get their period, she must wear a tampon, or a pad. A pad is a liner that you put in your underwear. A tampon is something that a girl puts into her vagina.
It is different for ereryone some people only have a few drops , but it still counts , but some people have a lot of blood and need to change their pad much more often. at night wear thick pads because you wont change it for a while , and you might leak.
no, its fine.
A pad is a cotton lining that you can stick into your underwear to soak up the blood that comes out of your vagina. It's almost like a piece of toilet paper in your underwear.
you could see blood on your underwear. or blood on the toilet paper after you wipe after going to the bathroom
because it,s the technology in the pad
NO! They swell up and clog drain line.
Yes,
Yes, it's normal for menstrual flow to be at the front of the pad, the middle of the pad, or the back of the pad. This all depends on how you position the pad and the position you're in, for example when laying down blood may flow to the back of the pad.
yes and on the first day you have to wear a pad because blood seeps out
If it is an absolute emergency, roll up toilet paper and put it in your underwear until you get get a pad or tampon. Note: use very thick roll of toilet paper.
You must go to the toilet and wash up , and be ready next time. Ask the teacher for a pad
Yes, you defiantly should because even though it doesn't end up in your bed right now but it does it the toilet, one day soon it might end yp in your bed, and you probably really don't want that to happen!
It is not a good idea to wear a pad in the pool if you are having your period. Firstly, any blood on the pad might flow up in the water around you. The water can also make your swimsuit sag slightly so that the pad is not held tightly against you and you can experience blood leakage into the water in this situation, too. If you are able to use a tampon it is fine for you to swim during your period but otherwise it is best to postpone your swim until after your period has finished.
you get some toilet paper and put it on your underwear like u have a pad and go to the bathroom to change it about every hour to two hours but don't go any longer or it will leak.