Can woman consume alcohol during menstrual cycle. Just after periods ?
951682
There's no reason why she shouldn't - unless she's on the Pill.
557748
I went to have one while on my period. Trust me it wouldn't be the first time they have seen that and not the last! Hope all is well with your health!
922303
Blood doesn't pour out of you when you have your period. It's just a very slow trickle. In just a few minutes, shower or no, nothing will likely come out.
189499
yep!\nthere's a chance the ovary can release an egg during menstruation. it's not as frequent an occurrance but it does happen.
818195
You can drink ANYTHING your heart desires! BUT.. and i repeat BUT, DO NOT... drink while taking your pain killers!!!!! That could be suicidal, if you do. Your asking for trouble, if you drink alcohol while taking (ANY) your pain meds! SO DONT.... do both!!!!!!
605763
Yes, during PMS.\nLOL
273001
Drinking an alcoholic drink in the morning, for example a bloody mary after a big night out, or perhaps a pint at the pub (usually after 11am) is fine. There's also nothing wrong with having a pint at lunchtime, or a glass of wine with a meal.\n\nHowever, needing an alcoholic drink in the morning is something else. If you are getting up in the morning and craving an alcoholic drink of any kind on a regular basis then you have a problem, i would suggest going to see someone about it.
1181414
drink a lot of fluids. Avoid things like pudding and coffee. Caffiene makes you urinate more and you need a lot of fluids when you're on your period because of the loss of water with blood. Take Buscopan plus if you could get the pills. If you can't find plus just take Buscopan and panadol with it. Very good with cramps. Choose to drink warm fluids rather than cold.
1010931
You can't get drunk through vaginal contact any more than you can get drunk by sticking your hand in a vat of alcohol. However, the vaginal walls will absorb powdered substances like drugs and viruses (STD's) and move them into your bloodstream.
17485
A lot of it may be how well hydrated you are. It's hard to drink too much water and easy to drink too little, so drink often! Women often vary wildly around the times of their periods; many women become very dry just before or right at the start of their period. Some of it may be mood, too. If you're not super into it or aren't feeling it (maybe you woke up on the wrong side of the bed) you're not likely to be as wet as when you're at 100%.
770809
"There are few reported shark attacks on women, and there are no data to support the belief that menstruating females are at an increased risk for shark attacks. But we went to an oceanographer and here is his take on the issue! It has been recommended that a menstruating woman should abstain from swimming in areas where sharks are nearby in order to minimize the risks of attracting sharks. This assumes, of course, that her flow is somehow getting into the water, and with the options available to women today this may not be the case. But it is possible for sharks to sense these fluids and investigate further. Assume that sharks might do this, and common sense should dictate the rules.  So, swimming when you are menstruating is fine as long as you are using a tampon!"\n\ntaken directly from:\nhttp://www.beinggirl.com/en_US/pages/questiondetail.jsp?ContentId=ASK286\n\ncheck out this website as well:\nhttp://home.vicnet.net.au/~dandoc/pdfdoc/women2.pdf\n\nit states:\n"This is a question which diving instructors are frequently asked by female divers, or their concerned partners, and it is one of the most frequently asked questions on the Divers Alert Network website. In reality, the average blood lost during\nmenstruation is so small amounting to just a few mls per dive (50-150 mls occurring over several days) that the loss is insignificant.\nWith the use of tampons, there is no external blood\nloss anyway. Also, it is known that many shark species are not attracted to the blood and other debris found in menstrual flow and Dr Carl Edmonds has even speculated that this may be due to a repellent effect of some component in menstrual blood. In reality, the chance of being attacked during your menstrual period is probably far less than from activities such as spear-fishing. There are few reported shark attacks on\nwomen, and there are no data to support the belief that menstruating females are at an increased risk for shark attacks."
633650
Yes, depending on what you mean by "after my period"  Ovulation usually happens 14 days after a woman starts bleeding, and it can be fertilized at any point thereafter for about 4 days.  It doesn't implant in your uterus for about a week after fertilization though.
889784
Yes, as long as you're not in danger of anemia.  The nurse where you go to donate will test your iron levels before you donate whether you're menstruating or not and they won't let you donate if your iron levels aren't high enough.  As long as you're OK on that score, you're fine to donate while on your period.  I have.
399389
For average, healthy couples with no sexually transmitted diseases, there are no significant biological or medical reasons to avoid sex during menstruation. \nHowever, blood is a great carrier for infectious diseases, so having sex during your period can increase the risk of transmitting an STD. Unless you are in a trusting, healthy, disease-free relationship, you should always use a condom when you have sex. Period sex is no exception.\nThe bottom line is that sex during menstruation carries the same risks as sex at other times. Just remember that some of these risks are elevated during menstruation, due to the presence of blood. Be sure to use the same precautions with sex during menstruation as you would at other times, to prevent pregnancy and the transmission of disease.
751542
Here's a great link to an article all about the menstrual cycle. Happy reading! :)\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/hw/healthy_women/tn9931.asp
979294
Are you drunk at this very moment?  No such thing...  Eat before, during and after drinking so you won't get drunk.  Eat more than you drink.
1184687
Someone sent me this link recently. This is a really interesting article which claims that most women should be able to "menstruate" without a bloody discharge, primarily due to a change in diet (completely raw and organic). I haven't given this a try.  I'm a little skeptical but still keeping an open mind. Let me know how this works for you ^_^\n\nhttp://phifoundation.org/menses.html