Can a women drink milk during her period?

Answer 1

Yes, it is absolutely fine to drink alcohol during menstruation.

You can do absolutely anything you want to during menstruation, there is nothing that you can't do. When it comes to alcohol do consider that it can sometimes thin blood so increase flow, also when drunk you may forget to change your menstrual products. Basically general rules of drinking apply: have fun but try not to get too drunk.

Answer 2

Drinking alcohol while having your period has no effect regarding your menstrual cycle or anything like that. It's when you are pregnant that drinking alcohol can cause harm to your unborn child. Otherwise, drinking comes with all the risks it does for anyone else - loss of control, dehydration, loss of brain cells, risky behavior, etc.

Answer 3

Alcohol PeriodIt will possibly make you forget you have a period for a while, but the alcohol will thin your blood and could make your bleeding heavier. It will dehydrate you which can create more cramping or a rotten headache. AnswerIt can help the pain, but it has other negative side effects and it isn't wise to use it. If you are experiencing pain and want to use medication, try Midol. If you like natural better, use Soy Protein. Soy is very effective for treating PMS and pain from cramping. Chiropractors are also well known for easing cramps - getting an adjustment can be a very helpful thing. no.I don't know exactly what your asking but the only thing alcohol might do is thin your blood. That's probably not good when your on your period.

YES:

This is from CNN Health, although my doctor said in moderation a couple of shots of alcohol, not wine or beer can help:

• Unless you have reasons to avoid alcohol, have a glass of wine or other alcoholic beverage. Alcohol slows down uterine contractions.

Answer 4

Yes, as long as you know there are no chances of you being pregnant.

^^^^ LOL to whomever wrote that answer, I'm pretty sure if she's having her period she's not pregnant.

Answer 5

Of course! Alcohol wont affect periods at all

Answer 6

I'm very much sure you can, it's very much likely that you can

Answer 7

Yes, you can.