You have multiple menstrual product options, if you rule out tampons (including commercial tampons, organic tampons, soft tampons, sponge tampons, cloth tampons) and pads (including commercial pads, organic pads, cloth pads, period belts, interlabial pads, period underwear), you still have options such menstrual cups, softcups, diaphragms, free bleeding, and menstrual release.
Keep nuvaring in and use tampons or pads. Whatever you rather. But be careful taking out tampon. It shouldn't come out with it but be cautious
there was no such thing as a tampon back then. that is how the saying "got ya rags" came about
if they keep slipping maybe its too small and just slides out of ur vag
Yes, there is nothing you can't do during your period. If you normally wear menstrual pads you may want to consider cloth pads which are more comfortable and don't make you sweat like commercial pads, or underwear with pads built-in which will move with you as you run. Options like menstrual cups or softcups are best when active as they are internal but safer than tampons so can be worn for 12 hours with any flow, they don't increase cramps like tampons can and menstrual cups don't leak like other options.
Congratulations, you got your period! You will pee blood and a little tissue all day for a couple days...there will also be blood in your undies. You might want to tell your mother or someone you trust. Use pads or tampons too.
Continue using the ring as scheduled. You can use tampons or pads for bleeding without needing to remove the ring. When your removal day comes, take out the ring, and then replace it in seven days with a new one.
talk to your parents and put on a pad or tampon. if you know there are no pads or tampons in the house (if its a light flow) you can use toilet paper but if its heavy (witch it probably wont because its your first) this may sound strange but socks will hold and you can get the blood out by soaking it in COLD water.
maybe you should get pads that deodorize thats what i had to do until it got regualr maybe you should get pads that deodorize thats what i had to do until it got regualr
If this is your first period - no. If your menstrual flow is light - no. Tampons aren't recommended to pre-teens or teens given additional risks of TSS, it is best to start with menstrual pads and if the woman wants to use something internal it is best for her to consider safer options like menstrual cups or softcups. If a woman does still want to use tampons she should wait at least six months until she knows her flow pattern well enough to know what absorbency to use on what day of her period - using too high an absorbency can be uncomfortable and increase TSS risk, which is also why you don't use tampons with light flow (first few days of menstruation).
You will probably be getting your period soon, if this is not it. When I first started mine, it was so light that I thought it was just spotting. It later got heavier. If this isn't it, you will be getting it very soon. Go ahead and stock up on pads, or tampons if you prefer. You should tell your Mom about it and ask her how hers was when she first started. Chances are, you will be like her and this will help you learn what to expect.
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If you got your period you need to tell her this so she can buy you pads of your own. If it's discharge that is usually coming before you start to menstruate and there are thinner pads for this. And don't be shy telling her because she knows you will get it one day.