We encounter many different questions when we give workshops about menstrual hygiene. Some fill a whole classroom with laughter, others make all participants sit on the edge of their seats. Like many learn from a young age: there are no wrong questions. But there are questions we get asked so often, that it is worth dedicating a blog post to them! The first time you get your period, you may think you are ill or even worse, dying. Hormones make the eggs in your ovaries mature. They also make the lining of your uterus thick and spongy. When an egg is mature it can be fertilised by a sperm cell. About halfway through your menstrual cycle, your hormones tell your ovaries to release a mature egg.
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My baby can barely make her bed, how will she handle adolescence? It is natural, I know but I want her to stay a child for a little bit longer. Puberty is a confusing and emotional time for young girls. Their bodies are changing; their emotions are raw and magnified. I think she is ready. My cousin wonders why she needs to learn so early about puberty especially since she may not get her period until She may hear nonsense and take it for fact.
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Try out PMC Labs and tell us what you think. Learn More. Results, based on data collected from girls in two regions, illustrate the challenges associated with menstruation, including menstrual taboos and cultural beliefs surrounding menstruation, myths about menstruation and sex, and restrictive social expectations related to marriage, and interpersonal interaction. The experience of menarche, or first menstrual bleeding, is a significant event in the lives of girls worldwide. Physically, pubescent girls must learn to manage monthly vaginal bleeding, and may also experience menstrual-related discomforts such as cramps, nausea, and fatigue. They must adjust to other pubertal body changes, such as breast development, and new emotions including sexual desires.
I was afraid that I was sick or had a disease. I was afraid there was something wrong with me. What happens when a girl gets her period depends largely on where she lives. For some, it is a day for celebration. But for girls who live in places where menstruation is taboo, it can be a agonizing introduction to adolescence. These girls and boys around the world are shutting down period myths and misconceptions. No meat, no rice, no vegetables, no sour foods, no drinking cold water, no sitting on wet ground, and no washing. These are some of the common myths surrounding menstruation in Afghanistan, where the topic is taboo and girls learn to see it as something negative, shameful or dirty.