Period health

Here's a quick guide on how your mood, energy levels, cravings etc during your menstrual cycle. Our periods isn't something to be embarrassed about and it's so important for women to understand their bodies to live the healthiest life possible. Disclaimer: I am not a health professional. The information provided is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for any medical concerns or conditions.

Common period taboos include the idea that women are impure, dirty, or sinful while they're menstruating. Some women are discouraged from touching or washing their genitals during their periods to eliminate the possibility that they might contaminate the water of a communal bathing area. #periods #periodstruggles #periodsbelike #painfulperiods #health #healthcare #drlogy #womenempowerment

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