According to healthline, menstruation is monthly bleeding whereby the body discards the monthly buildup of the uterus. The cycle is part of a woman’s reproductive system and prepares the body for a possible pregnancy. It is also called a period, menses, or cycle. Here are some of the facts that every lady should know.
YOUR FIRST PERIOD IS USUALLY PRETTY LIGHT
The first period tends to act like little previews of your soon-to-be lifestyle. This is probably not a great indicator of what is to come.
YOU CAN GET PREGNANT DURING YOUR PERIOD
Your period does not protect you from pregnancy because some women may bleed when their ovaries release an egg each month and mistake it for their period. You are at your peak fertility when you ovulate.
YOUR PERIOD CHANGES THROUGHOUT YOUR LIFE
It is hard to predict exactly when your period is going to show up. For that, you can thank the hormone shifts that happen throughout your lifetime. Teenage girls and women in perimenopause may have shorter or longer, and heavier or lighter bleeding.
THE LAST THING TO KNOW
1 or 2 weeks before the period starts, a lady develops sluggishness, cravings, bloating, and mood swings. This is caused by a mix of hormone changes, chemical changes, and emotional issues.
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