#Menstrual care

[nickysfacts]

By providing the proper care for women and those who menstruate, whether it traditional or modern, empower them with the confidence and support that they need!

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[thehappyfeminist-22]

I found this pouch at a gas station and it's supposed to be for holding cigarettes, but I don't smoke and I'm a sucker for tie dye, so I was like, fuck it, I'll put whatever I want in it. Turns out, it's the perfect size to store my pads and tampons in my little backpack when my boyfriend and I go on day trips! Neat little tip if you have periods.

[plebeiangoth]

Hi I haven't pointed Tumblr toward my menstrual care shop for a second

It's https://plebeiangoth.etsy.com

These bad boys is waterproof and washable, and if cared for well can last about ten years or so. Also they're black!

Great for goths or if you don't want to see blood

If you order now you'll have to give me a couple days to ship your order, currently out of town on work but not for so long I gotta put the shop in vacation mode. Just to be transparent.

Thank you for looking at my self-promotion, now get back to shitposting

[sanyu-thewitch05]

In my honest, it’s very inappropriate for Tampax to tweet this. Especially considering part of their consumer base includes children and teens.

I also don’t appreciate my period(and by association me) being sexualized and turned into “I was in them first/I fucked them first” joke. When I’m using tampons, I’m not thinking about how this is inside me before a boy or man’s dick. I’m thinking about whether or not it will catch all the blood.

And the fact tampons are banned in some schools because they’re viewed in a sexual light, and they pull this stunt.

Don’t comment: Non-period havers, people without a uterus, men

[primehospitall]

Vanishing Act: Understanding Absent Periods

Absent Periods Prime Hospital in Panipat is a leading healthcare facility dedicated to providing comprehensive medical services with a focus on gynecology and obstetrics. Situated in the heart of Panipat, the hospital boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure and a team of experienced doctors and staff. Specializing in addressing issues related to absent or irregular menstrual cycles, the hospital offers advanced diagnostic and treatment options tailored to each patient's needs. With a commitment to patient care and well-being, Absent Periods Prime Hospital ensures a comfortable and supportive environment for women seeking solutions to menstrual irregularities.

[happyperiodyou]

Happy to share a new product from my shop

[agoldfishnamedgail]

This also happens at points of aging. I was predictable, regular, and had very similar symptoms every 27.5 days. And then I got to my early 30s and occasionally had one with new symptoms or that was extra bad. After a couple years it was every other month that one was worse - one ovary was a bigger asshole. And then I hit 36 and the only regularity is timing. Every month it’s a different and random combo of new and old and always awful symptoms. Could nausea or insatiable hunger, diarrhea or constipation or normal, exhaustion or just a lil extra sleepy, horrific cramps for days before during and after or none, very manageable flow or something that was so unpredictable that I couldn’t even decide how to prep my body/clothes for the day. So at age 38 my incredibly flaming gay ass is getting an IUD. Because maybe that helps

hmmm why does my uterus hurt and why do i feel kinda off. weird. surely these are not the warning symptoms of a predictable biological process that occurs on a regular schedule. anyway. im going to wear white pants today.

[mmmairon]

Hi mairon! I love the self insert comfort you did it was so cute! Would you be able to make some more? Possibly diluc taking care of someone like the girl you did in the last one — maybe putting them to bed because I’m suffering w my insomnia right now 😅 if you can’t dw!

oh, to be tucked snugly into bed by Diluc Ragnvindr

[only-one-brain-cell]

How dare they make Spencer the PERFECT PARTNER for someone and then have the nerve to not show him in a relationship that lasted more than 3 episodes.

[brightsuzaku]

Even back when I thought I was a cis woman and not [vague gesturing] genderfluid whatever, I was already working on trying to stop using euphemisms for menstruation or periods, though admittedly "the blood sacrifice" is hilarious.

But, like, IT DOESN'T HELP ANYONE if this stuff just gets tossed in as "women's health" and then referred to with even more euphemisms as if there's anything to be ashamed of!

LIKE, YEESH, it's healthcare! For people whose bodies happen to shed uterine lining and bleed every month because they're not pregnant! Wow!

It's been tiptoed around as if it's shameful, because the state of being a woman is considered "shameful", whether you're "tempting" sexual violence by how you dress or not being taken seriously because, wow, it's all patriarchy and misogyny!

That affects men, too! Not just trans men or people who aren't cisgender women who need this kind of healthcare, I mean IT AFFECTS PEOPLE WHO DON'T EXPERIENCE THIS because they don't know how to talk to people about these problems, or how to help friends or partners experiencing normal stuff that happens to them!

Like, "he's a keeper" if he goes to the drug store to get you pads and tampons, shouldn't be about how needing those things is embarrassing and he's "so brave" for doing it, it should be about the fact that he who cares about you, and is trying to help care for you and that's adorable, and kind, and worth having in life?

Like, shoving all this stuff under "women's health" and a bunch of flowery euphemisms is a double-edged sword where women find solidarity with each other, while also suffering the misogynistic shame that comes from having the "mysteries" of bleeding every month be tiptoed around, while ALSO excluding people who experience the same stuff that aren't even cisgender women!

There are SO MANY PEOPLE who experience some or all of these healthcare needs that aren't cisgender women, gosh.

Thanks, sorry, I ranted overlong.

btw the term "women's health" to discuss uterine care/menstruation isnt just transphobic, it also keeps up this aggravating idea that the uterus & menstruation are obscene and impolite and need to be kept hidden under flowery vague terms as to not offend any cis men. like trans people demanding the end of gendered language around this stuff aren't just helping trans people, its also just good to normalize calling tampons and pads "menstrual supplies" because thats what they fucking are!!! we should say the words uterus vagina menstruation and we should do it in public and in stores instead of talking about ~women's needs~ and ~feminine care~. trans liberation is fundamental to women's liberation and anti-patriarchal action in general. listening to trans men & people isn't bad for women its good for literally everyone

[loveyourlovelysoul]

Be careful when during pms, as hormones may make your moods swings kinda hard to deal with especially on more stressing days (or if you have troubles sleeping/are drained for various reasons) and help your intrusive thoughts come up and take over you. Anxiety and panic attacks may also be more frequent and scare you cause of their intensity. Take care of you, take breaks, sleep, comfort yourself, and try to focus on nice things as much as you can. Go slow. Maybe take a break from news and socials if you fear they may give you bad news and help your mind move towards negativity. Be nice with yourself. Remember none of those thoughts are real, nothing of that is going to happen nor you really think those words. It's not you talking but your fears and insecurities. Reconnect with yourself and try to talk with people that make you feel safe and can help you ground and stay present. It'll be okay.

[pr1ncessk1tty]

[pasteilian]

Trans male fem presenting Leo is my bread and butter hes a pretty bitch and he knows it’s

(There’s a few days in every month where he’s the devil but April says that’s normal)

[your-productivity-girlie]

period self-care ideas

period self-care because my cramps are killing me <3

warm bath

hot shower

yoga (child's pose, pretending to be an egg, etc.)

massage your lower belly

stretch

take a walk if you feel like it

heating pad/hot water bottle

drink tea/hot beverage

search up cute foods to relieve period pain (i recently found one about drinkable mochi!)

watch netflix

eat dark chocolate

dress up pretty and study

take pain relievers (ibuprofen over tylenol for periods)

get a head massage

massage your head yourself because we're capable <3

doodle/scribble out your feelings

read a book while chilling in bed

do your hair

skincare

do your chores (you still need discipline, even on bad days)

im going to curl up in a corner and cry now, goodbye ☁️✨

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