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No. Sanitary pads themselves do not directly cause urinary tract infections (UTIs). However, improper hygiene practices during menstruation can contribute to the risk of UTIs. UTIs are usually caus...

No, it is not recommended to swim with a sanitary pad. Sanitary pads are designed to absorb menstrual flow, but they are not effective when submerged in water. When sanitary pads come into contact...

No. Pads are designed for menstrual flow, not for urine. Using pads for urine is not recommended as they are not designed to effectively manage urine absorption and may lead to discomfort and hygie...

Yes, in most cases, it is possible to donate blood during periods. Menstruation does not automatically disqualify someone from being a blood donor. However, some blood donation centers might have s...

No, organic pads do not have the ability to shorten your periods. Your period length is influenced by your body's hormones and follows a regular cycle. Some people may have shorter periods, while o...

Yes, menstrual cup can break the hymen but still it differs from person to person as hymen can naturally have different shapes and sizes, and it may be more delicate in some individuals, making it ...

Yes, pads can sometimes cause irritation. While they're designed to keep you comfortable during your period, factors like sensitivity to certain materials, prolonged use, or friction can lead to ir...

No, having sex does not make your period come early. Menstrual cycles are regulated by hormones, and the timing of your period is determined by the release of an egg from your ovaries and the chang...

Yes, organic pads can help with cramps for some people. Organic pads are made from natural materials and do not contain chemicals or synthetic additives that may irritate the skin or worsen cramps....