tampon and pad alert!

[aahmed]

Note from Admin: Please mind the way you talk to people. Not everyone knows everything. Even if it seems very simple to you.

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[wax]

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Originally posted by aahmed:
Wax, what are you 12? You seriously don't know what a tampon is? You must be living a terribly sheltered life with mummy and daddy... tampon is a kind of teabag.
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sure i am in mumy dady's shelter so? do you want to explain or not what tea bags? i seriously don't know. no kidding

[google]

Originally posted by Shirin:
**I don’t know why mestruation is considered a gross topic. It’s a fact of life. A biological need. It’s there for a reason and if there is excessive pain or discomfort then something isn’t quite right. No periods, no children.

And I can’t understand about not menstruating while in the pool. I don’t see why the body should stop producing the discharge just because it is immersed in water. By all means swim if you wish - just use a tampon or some other form of internal protection - just change it before you get in and when you get out. That’s only good manners towards the others who use the pool. **

Sweet Shirin
Women do not menstruate in pool PERIOD.

Come-On ladies, did all of you skip science lessons???

http://www3.pak.org/gupshup/smilies/hehe.gif

Looks to me you women do not know your own body that well.

[google]

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Originally posted by LahoriMaharani:
** You just stole the words right out of my mouth. That is what I meant to say when I posted before. The tampon doesn't pollute the pool. I don't why google thinks like that. Its about personal preference, hygeiene and manners.
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Maharani
Do you know why people shower before swimming (in the pool)? To remove everything that can contaminate the pool. Women are advised not to wear any scent/perfume.

I don’t understand why a woman would wish to wear a tampon or pad in the pool when it is biological impossible for her to menstruate in the pool.

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[mAd_ScIeNtIsT]

Originally posted by google:
** I don’t understand why a woman would wish to wear a tampon or pad in the pool when it is biological impossible for her to menstruate in the pool.**

Because Kelly Shanahan, M.D, Chair of the OB-GYN department at Barton Memorial Hospital in Lake Tahoe, says that "*Menstrual bleeding does not stop in water. The best thing to do to be able to continue swimming while on your period is to use a tampon. This is very effective at preventing leakage of blood – just put a fresh tampon in before you get into the pool and change it after you get out.
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[LahoriMaharani]

Originally posted by mAd_ScIeNtIsT:
** Because Kelly Shanahan, M.D, Chair of the OB-GYN department at Barton Memorial Hospital in Lake Tahoe, says that "Menstrual bleeding does not stop in water. The best thing to do to be able to continue swimming while on your period is to use a tampon. This is very effective at preventing leakage of blood – just put a fresh tampon in before you get into the pool and change it after you get out.

Oh shezada hai tu MAD sciencdaan!
Main kia google jee what do you have to say about this, ab konsi science?

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Lassi pee, Samosa kha, Ash kar,
Te bol…
Maharani jee di JAY HO!

[google]

Originally posted by mAd_ScIeNtIsT:
** Because Kelly Shanahan, M.D, Chair of the OB-GYN department at Barton Memorial Hospital in Lake Tahoe, says that "Menstrual bleeding does not stop in water. The best thing to do to be able to continue swimming while on your period is to use a tampon. This is very effective at preventing leakage of blood – just put a fresh tampon in before you get into the pool and change it after you get out.

Now tell me how many links you found that says Menstrual flow stops in water

http://www3.pak.org/gupshup/smilies/smile.gif

while searching for this one.

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