Maintaining menstrual hygiene involves changing sanitary pads every 4 to 6 hours to prevent irritation, odor, and infections.

Maintaining proper hygiene during menstruation is crucial. Learn how often to change sanitary pads to prevent infections and other health issues. Periods are a monthly occurrence for women. The pain ...

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Wearing certain types of sanitary pads causes uterine and bladder cancer and has resulted in the death of 56 girls. 56 girls died because of using whisper, stayfree, etc. One Single pad for the whole ...

When her monthly period comes, 17-year-old Maria Chaodza dismantles a home-made pillowcase and picks out pieces of its worn stuffing - an old, cloth rug - which she uses in place of the sanitary pad ...

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Editor’s Note: Ira Trivedi is a best-selling author, journalist and activist. She lives in New Delhi, India. The opinions expressed here are solely those of the author. Sanitary pads, an essential ...

How many times you may need to change your pad each day can depend on your comfort level, how heavy your flow is, and the type of pad you’re using. But you should change it before it gets full. Share ...