Menses

She experiences skin irritation from wearing certain types of menses.

She experiences menstrual irregularities and requires different types of menses.

She uses a menstrual cup as an alternative to traditional menses.

She avoids wearing light-colored clothes during her menses to avoid staining.

Her menses usually last for five days each month.

She discussed her menses with her doctor, who suggested a birth control method to regulate it.

She learned about managing her menses in her school's health education class.

She has irregular menses, so she has to be prepared at all times.

She always carries extra pads and tampons in her bag during her menses.

My mother said I can't go swimming during my menses.

She was relieved when her menses finally stopped after a week.

She uses pads instead of tampons during her menses because they are more comfortable for her.

She experienced cramps during her menses, but they went away after taking pain medication.

My sister was feeling tired and uncomfortable during her menses.

She tracks her menses using a mobile app that predicts the next period.

She missed a day of school because of her heavy menses.

She was surprised when her menses didn't come on the expected date.

She feels more emotional during her menses and sometimes cries for no reason.

She can't participate in some sports activities during her menses due to the discomfort.

She was surprised when her menses started earlier than expected.

She marks the days of her menses on her calendar so she can be prepared.

She felt weak and dizzy during her heavy menses, so she had to rest.

She feels embarrassed to talk about her menses in public.

She talks to her daughter about menses education.

She talks to her mother about menses for the first time.

She experiences menses cramps before her period.

She consults a doctor for her irregular menses.

She needs to visit the menses clinic for her check-up.

She has been experiencing cramps during her menses cycle.

Irregular menses can be a sign of hormonal imbalances.

The length of the menses cycle can range from 21 to 35 days.

Tracking your menses can be helpful in predicting ovulation.

Her menses cycle started earlier than expected.

She always marks her calendar to track her menses cycle.

The menses cycle can vary from person to person.

The doctor told her to keep track of her menses cycle.

Menses can be a sensitive topic for some people.

Some people may experience heavy menses that can interfere with daily activities.

Hormonal contraceptives can regulate and lessen the symptoms of menses.

Some people experience painful menses every month.

She is experiencing mood swings due to her menses cycle.

She missed school because of her menses cycle.

The woman had to change her tampon less frequently during her menses with reduced flow.

The doctor diagnosed her with oligomenorrhea, a condition characterized by menses with light flow or less frequent periods.

She visited her doctor to find out why her menses had a decreased flow.

The woman had to wear a pad during her menses because of her reduced flow.

She experienced menses with reduced flow after taking the medication.

The woman felt relieved that her menses had lessened flow after experiencing heavy bleeding for months.

She bought menstrual cups to use during her menses with reduced flow.

The doctor suggested that she take the pill to have menses with a lighter flow.