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Period Myths You Should Stop Believing
Your first period can feel like a big mystery. You might be excited, nervous, or even a little scared - and that’s completely normal. This moment is a part of growing up, and learning about what’s happening in your body can help you feel more confident and prepared. So, let’s talk about it - openly, honestly, and in a way that makes sense.
Your First Period: What Every Girl Should Know
Let’s face it , periods are still surrounded by a lot of confusion, especially for young girls going through it for the first time. From whispers at school to awkward advice from older generations, myths about periods spread fast , and can make you feel anxious, embarrassed, or unsure about what’s really true. It’s time to set the record straight. Here are some of the most common period myths you should absolutely stop believing.
Preparing for the First Period: What Every Mother Should Do
What is Menstruation? "Menstruation is the monthly shedding of the lining of the uterus (endometrium) in people with a uterus, accompanied by bleeding through the vagina. It is a natural and healthy part of the reproductive cycle. Menstruation typically begins during puberty. The importance of menstrual health and hygiene, especially for adolescent girls, as a fundamental aspect of health, education, and human rights.
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