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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

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Some FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) about Periods are listed below :

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  • What is a period and why do we have them?
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    Simply put: A period is when a woman’s body releases tissue it no longer needs. This tissue comes from + the uterus, which is where a baby (fetus) can develop in the female body. Every month or so, the uterus + lining gets thicker to prepare for a fertilized egg if the woman becomes pregnant. If the egg doesn’t get + fertilized, that lining is released from the body as blood through the vagina. This monthly process is + called menstruation or a period. + So when a girl has her period, her body is just getting rid of a small amount of blood and some unneeded + tissue. It is a natural, normal body process for all females as they become women and mature physically. +

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    The actual flow of your period doesn’t feel like much when it’s happening. Chances are, you won’t even + feel it coming out. When you actually start your period, you may feel some dampness in your private area — + this may be caused by a few spots of blood on your underwear. +

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    It shouldn’t! Menstrual odor happens when menstrual fluid comes in contact with air. When menstrual fluid + is absorbed within the vagina, like through a tampon, it is not exposed to the air, so there shouldn’t be + an odor. If you’re feeling worried, just be sure to change your pads and tampons frequently to help keep + odor at bay. +

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    Menstruation itself doesn’t hurt, but some girls and women get cramps or other symptoms during their + periods that may be uncomfortable. This is typically due to the hormones your body releases during + menstruation that cause the uterus to contract so it can shed it’s lining. +

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  • I got my period and I haven't told my mom yet. It's really hard for me to talk about things like this. I + have a lot of questions. What should I do?
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    Lots of girls have the same concern. Your mom will be one of your best resources when you have questions + about your period, so try to start the conversation yourself! Know that she will be understanding and + helpful. Actually, she may be your best friend during this time in your life. Still don’t feel like you + can talk to your mom? An aunt, friend’s mom or older sister are also great women to ask. +

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  • Is there anything I won’t be able to do when I have my period?
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    Your period doesn’t have to stop you from doing things you usually do. You can still go to school, help + at home, see your friends, play sports and do all the things you’d normally do. + +

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    No — not unless you tell them! If they ask you, it’s totally up to you to share or not. + +

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    Women get periods until menopause, which is when menstruation and the ability to have children stops. In + most women, it usually happens in their late 40s or early 50s. But menopause can happen earlier or later. + Some women may stop menstruation by the time they're 35 years old, and others may not stop until their + late 50s.

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Some FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) about Pregnancy are listed below :

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    Some warning signs during pregnancy that require immediate medical attention include vaginal bleeding or + spotting, severe abdominal pain or cramping, headaches, dizziness or fainting, reduced fetal movement, and + fever above 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit. + +

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    The amount of weight a woman should gain during pregnancy depends on her pre-pregnancy weight. As per + ICMR guidelines, women who are underweight should gain between 12.5-18 kg, those who are of normal weight + should gain between 11.5-16 kg, those who are overweight should gain between 7-11.5 kg, and those who are + obese should gain 5-9 kg. + +

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    Prenatal check-ups should be done every four weeks up to 28 weeks, every two weeks from 28-36 weeks, and + every week after 36 weeks of pregnancy. + +

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    Yes, women can continue to work during pregnancy as long as their job does not pose a risk to their + health or the health of the fetus. Employers are required to provide accommodations to pregnant employees, + such as allowing them to take more frequent breaks and providing a comfortable and safe work environment. + +

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    Travel during pregnancy is generally safe, but it is recommended that pregnant women avoid travel after + the 36th week of pregnancy, and avoid travel to areas with high altitudes or areas with a high risk of + infectious diseases. + +

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    Pregnant women should eat a balanced diet that includes plenty of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, + lean proteins, and low-fat dairy products. They should also stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, and + avoid certain foods such as raw or undercooked meat, fish with high levels of mercury, and unpasteurized + dairy products. + +

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    Yes, exercise during pregnancy is generally safe and can have many benefits, such as reducing the risk of + gestational diabetes and improving mood and sleep. However, pregnant women should consult their healthcare + provider before starting an exercise program and avoid high-impact activities or those that pose a risk of + falling or abdominal trauma. + +

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    Pregnant women should avoid taking any medications without consulting their healthcare provider. Some + medications can be harmful to the developing fetus, so it is important to inform your healthcare provider + of all medications you are taking or plan to take during pregnancy. + +

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