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Period Education by WaryChary Care

Empowering every woman to understand her body, embrace her cycle, and manage menstruation with comfort, confidence, and care.

Understanding Your Period

Menstruation is a natural and vital process that reflects reproductive health. Yet, in many communities, it remains surrounded by myths and stigma. WaryChary Care believes that knowledge leads to confidence — and confidence leads to healthier lives. That’s why we’ve built this Period Education page: to share reliable, body-positive, and practical information for all age groups.

Did you know? An average menstrual cycle lasts about 28 days, and bleeding typically lasts 3–7 days. Tracking your cycle helps you understand your health and plan self-care better.
Period calendar

Menstrual Hygiene — Why It Matters

Maintaining menstrual hygiene is not just about staying clean — it’s about protecting your health and preventing infections. Using quality sanitary pads like WaryChary Care ensures proper absorption, breathability, and comfort throughout the day.

Changing pads regularly

1. Change Pads Regularly

Change your sanitary pad every 4–6 hours to avoid bacterial growth, odour, and irritation. It helps maintain freshness and comfort throughout your period.

Personal hygiene tips

2. Maintain Personal Hygiene

Wash the vaginal area with clean water during pad changes. Avoid harsh soaps and scented products that can disrupt your natural pH balance.

Dispose pads safely

3. Dispose Pads Safely

Wrap used pads in paper or biodegradable covers before discarding. WaryChary’s eco-conscious packaging supports responsible disposal habits.

Busting Common Period Myths

It’s time to end misinformation and replace it with facts. Here are some of the most common myths about menstruation and the truth behind them:

Myth 1

Myth #1: You should not exercise during periods

Fact: Light exercise or yoga can actually relieve cramps and improve mood by releasing endorphins. Staying active keeps your energy levels up.

Myth 2

Myth #2: Period blood is dirty

Fact: Menstrual blood is natural — it’s just the shedding of the uterine lining. It’s a sign of a healthy reproductive system, not impurity.

Myth 3

Myth #3: You can’t swim or shower during periods

Fact: Bathing helps relieve cramps and maintain hygiene. With proper products, even swimming can be comfortable and safe.

Eating Right During Periods

Your diet plays a big role in how your body feels during menstruation. Here’s what nutritionists recommend for a smoother, healthier cycle.

Iron rich food

Iron-Rich Foods

Include leafy greens, lentils, and nuts to replenish iron lost during bleeding. They also boost energy and prevent fatigue.

Hydration

Stay Hydrated

Drink water, coconut water, and herbal teas. Staying hydrated helps reduce bloating and supports better digestion during your cycle.

Avoid junk food

Avoid Excess Junk Food

Processed snacks and sugar may worsen cramps. Choose wholesome, natural foods to balance hormones and mood swings.

Spread Awareness, Support Women

Education about periods is everyone’s responsibility — from schools to homes, and from parents to workplaces. Let’s normalize conversations around menstruation and end the stigma. Join WaryChary Care in creating a world where every girl grows up confident and informed.

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