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Six Things You Did Not Know About Your Period

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Student Edge    Nov 14, 2019
Six Things You Did Not Know About Your Period
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These facts might surprise you.

This post is presented in partnership with Modibodi.

If you think you know everything about your menstrual cycle, think again. At school, you’re taught that your period is the shedding of your uterine lining. It sounds simple enough, and it’s easy not to dwell on it too much.

But have you ever actually thought about the weird and interesting things that happen to your body when your monthly pal comes to visit? We've developed a bunch of infographics in consultation with Modibodi, so you can get to know your flow even better. 

Prepare to be amazed, because here are six things you probably didn’t know about your period.

That’s a whole lot of menstruation.

The amount of blood you lose during your period can seem a bit daunting, but really, it’s not that much at all. However, it’s important to remember that some people have heavier or lighter flows.

Oh, the fun of period pain. Have you ever noticed you're more sensitive to cold temperatures during your period? It’s time to get the heat pack out and find a good Netflix show to binge.

Did you know that pads and tampons aren’t your only options when it comes to your period? With Modibodi’s period-proof underwear, you can say goodbye to inserting tampons, or dealing with sticky pads. Their underwear ranges from superlight to heavy absorbency, so you can choose the one that’s right for you.

It might surprise you to learn that pads and tampons have a shocking impact on the environment. In fact, the average pad takes around 500 years to decompose. However, RED by Modibodi is totally eco-friendly and reusable.

It’s not massively noticeable, but rising estrogen can result in your voice becoming clearer and higher around that time of month. 

Well, there you go. Your period just got a little more interesting! 

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