Did you ever wonder if your period is 'normal' or why your cycle changed after having a baby? Although every woman starts her period at some point in life as they begin their journey to adulthood, there is still a negative stigma attached to menstruation. Despite many studies and articles normalising or debunking certain myths around menstruation, there is still a need for more education. There is also a greater need for women to know more about their periods and why specific changes occur. Parent24 chatted to two experts including Dr Marlin McKay, who runs his medical practice in Roodepoort, Johannesburg, and Boitumelo Sebambo the CEO of a local pharmaceutical company, 3Sixty Biomedicine. Your flow Sharing some fundamental indicators women can check to know if their period is 'normal', Sebambo says keeping track of duration is a good place start. A regular period lasts four to seven days, she says. You can start to worry if you have periods that occur less than 21 days or more than 35 days apart, says Sebambo. If you miss three or more periods in a row, you should know that something is wrong with your period, Sebambo says. If you notice that your flow is much heavier soaking through a sanitary pad or tampon every hour for two to three hours or passing large clots or much lighter than it usually is, you should be worried. Visit www.kingsolomonsmine.com.ng to finish reading the article. Blog link in BIO. #ksmupdates #ksmtotheworld #adulthood #pregnancy #inspirational #menstruation #health #healthtips #kaymagnate #salvationstories #SalvationStories #likesforlikes #likeforlikes #likeit #likes #followforfollowback #followback #followforfollow #followme #followtrain https://www.instagram.com/p/CTSO_WQo8gv/?utm_medium=tumblr
