Yes, you can swim during your period if you use one of the following:
Menstrual cups are the best option as they are safer than tampons, unlike tampons they don't leak and have nothing showing externally. You can go without internal options but only in your own pool or natural water as it's not okay to expect others to swim through your blood.
put a tampon in....and your good to go.
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Yes, of course, and follow the advice, above. However, it is recommended that you not swim in open salt water during your period. Confine your swimming exercises to a closed pool.
Yes, but make sure you wear a tampon and only swim if you are comfortable with it.
Pandas are not able to swim for very long periods of time (I'm not sure if they can swim at all.) Fish can swim for long periods of time so they live in the water, pandas can not.
While mackerel swim together in large schools, these schools do not have any school periods, so No.
Armadillos are able to swim. In fact they are excellent swimmers, enjoy swimming and can stay under water for long periods of time. They are able to hold their breath underwater for 6 to 8 minutes.
No No Hedgehogs Can Swim.
Yes they do swim. In fact they can swim up to 100 miles an hour. Others can only swim upto 40 miles an hour. They have flippers to help them guide and paddle through the water.yes but they like to slide inyes they do
You can still swim because the blood goes back up when your in water as long if you have a pad on in the water because when you get out you'll be bleeding
yes guinea pigs can swim but baby guinea pigs cannot so don't try to put your baby guinea pig in the water! but even full grown guinea pigs do not like to swim they can only do it for a short period of time and it puts alot of stress on them! so baith your guinea pig at your own risk!
Yes. To swim. I swim, you swim etc
Yes. To swim. I swim, you swim etc
You can swim any time, even during your periods. Just make sure you have a large enough tampon in you before you go swimming, large enough that you won't have to change for several hours, especially if you are flowing heavy. But afterwards? You don't have to wait for a specific amount of time after having your periods to go swimming, as long as you are leaking too much to be all that noticeable in the pool, you should be just fine.
Some can, most can't. Some that can are salmon which swim up rivers to spawn as adults and certain sharks, like the bull shark, that can survive lengthy periods in freshwater.
Yes, All you have to do is run your pump during any periods of freezing weather to avoid the water freezing