Pad Changing

Changing a Woman’s Sanitary Napkin

Sanitary napkin changing is an important part of daily hygiene for many women. It is important to take the necessary precautions when changing a sanitary napkin in order to maintain good hygiene and health. This includes washing your hands thoroughly before and after changing, changing the napkin regularly, and disposing of the used napkin in a hygienic manner. Additionally, it is important to choose the right size and type of napkin for your individual needs. By following these simple steps, you can ensure that you are taking care of your body in the best way possible. Please keep reading for details on the following topics:

How to change a pad

How to reduce the amount of blood flow from a period


HOW TO CHANGE A PAD

Select an appropriate pad and underwear

Wash and dry the hands

Remove the wrappers from the pad and save

Stick the sticky part of the pad to the underwear, be sure to fold in the wings to the underwear (if present)

Squat over a toilet as menstrual blood continue to flow to keep the clothing clean

Remove the soiled pad by holding the edges with the fingers and peeling it off the underwear

Wrap in the soiled pad in sticker saved from the clean pad, so that the soiled part is inside and dispose

Clean the vagina from front to back

Put on the underwear containing the pad

Wash and dry hands


HOW TO HELP REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF BLOOD FLOW DURING A PERIOD

Herbal remedies can decrease bleeding

Apply ice pack to the abdomen and uterus for 20 minutes every 2 to 4 hours to minimize bleeding and relieve pain

Using pain medication such as NSAIDs (ibuprofen) to relieve pain and discomfort and reduce blood loss

Ensure a balanced diet to keep the period regular and prevent heavy bleeding

Foods rich in Vitamin B contributes towards the reduction on cramping and bleeding

Foods rich in vitamin C encouraging blood clotting and prevents anemia

Foods rich in magnesium helps with hormonal balance and minimizing bleeding

Acupuncture or acupressure by a trained professional help increase blood flow to the uterus and relieving painful cramping


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