How long is the average menstrual cycle?
28 days
Caused by an overgrowth of fungus, these lead to thick, white discharge and intense itching.
Yeast Infection
True or False. It is normal for girls to have irregular period schedules when they first start menstruating.
True. F
Around what part of the cycle does ovulation occur?
Midcycle, Midway, Halfway around day 11-21
Caused by an imbalance of bacteria, this often results in a thin, grayish discharge with a fishy odor.
Bacterial Vaginosis
How much blood do you loose in an average period?
6 teaspoons of fluid
What is the average length of time per month for menstruation or the "shedding of the endomenstrial Lining."
4-7 days
a bacterial infection that affects any part of your urinary system, most commonly the bladder and urethra
UTI
What types of period sanitation protection products can you use to go swimming?
Tampons and menstrual cups
True or False. Once a person who menstruates gets their period, they have it for the rest of their life.
False.
True or False: The Moon and the Menstrual cycle have a connection that is medically undisputed.
False
a rare, life-threatening condition caused by toxins released from certain bacteria entering the bloodstream
Toxic Shock Syndrome
Are reusable clothes a "thing" for environmentalist?
yes
What can cause a person who menstrates to skip their period?
You can skip or miss your period because of stress, exercise, and sickness. It can happen if you gain or lose a lot of weight. And of course it can happen if you're pregnant. Most women get their period every 28 to 35 days. If you get yours more often than that regularly or skip more than two in a row, see your doctor. http://teens.webmd.com/girls/about-your-period-10/slideshow-period-questions
True or False: Menstruation is linked to a good bone density and complete wellness.
True
Free space
True or False. Not changing your period sanitary protection products regularly enough can be dangerous.
True. Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is a rare, but serious illness that is believed to be caused by using tampons that are too high in absorbency or leaving a tampon in for too long. Symptoms include a sudden high fever, a rash similar to sunburn, vomiting, diarrhea, muscular pain and headache Choosing the lowest absorbency tampon necessary, washing hands thoroughly before and after inserting a tampon, using pads overnight and changing tampons at least every three to fours hours, can minimize the already low risk of TSS.
True or False: If a person who menstruates for longer than ten days, they should take a long bath.
False.
What medical specialist is responsible for people who menstruate?
A Gynecologist