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Menstruation in sentence

41 examples of Menstruation in a sentence

It helps the body develop, makes the hips widen, and thickens the womb’s lining, preparing the body for menstruation or pregnancy.
Last February, I released a video on menstruation, and to this day, I am still getting messages from people around the globe who are asking me about their periods.
As most commonly defined by psychologists, PMS involves negative behavioral, cognitive and physical symptoms from the time of ovulation to menstruation.
And according to these new DSM guidelines, in most menstrual cycles in the last year, at least five of 11 possible symptoms must appear in the week before menstruation starts; the symptoms must improve once menstruation has begun; and the symptoms must be absent the week after menstruation has ended.
This is where menstruation fits in.
That protective process is known as menstruation, leading to the period.
Research in various parts of India shows that three out of every 10 girls are not aware of menstruation at the time of their first periods.
You'd be surprised to know that most of the girls that I have spoken to, who did not know about periods at the time of their first menstruation thought that they have got blood cancer and they're going to die soon.
I religiously followed all these restrictive customs for 13 years, until a discussion with my partner, Tuhin, changed my perception about menstruation forever.
In order to help me with my cramps, he would go on the Internet and learn more about menstruation.
That's when we wondered: if we, being so well educated, were so ill-informed about menstruation, there would be millions of girls out there who would be ill-informed, too.
These stories would make girls curious and interested in talking about menstruation in their close circle.
So we decided to create a comic book, where the cartoon characters would enact these stories and educate girls about menstruation in a fun and engaging way.
The comic book helped in creating an environment where menstruation ceased to be a taboo.
15 schools in different parts of India have made this book a part of their school curriculum to teach girls about menstruation.
I dream of a future where menstruation is not a curse, not a disease, but a welcoming change in a girl's life.
This theory was later revised, though, when scholars noted the sculptor's obvious focus on the figurine's reproductive features: large breasts, considered ideal for nursing; a round, possibly pregnant belly; the remnants of red dye, alluding to menstruation or birth.
Why was menstruation so different?
My mother knew nothing about menstruation except that it was dirty and shameful and I shouldn't talk about it.
And menstruation is used during what we in medicine call the reproductive years.
Then you would all know what I know, you'd know that menstruation is a pretty unique phenomenon among mammals.
But with menstruation, that choice comes from the ovary.
If you start thinking about the pain of menstruation, we wouldn't say if someone needed to miss school because they were in the second stage of labor and pushing, we wouldn't call them weak.
This time the target audience is preteen girls, the fact of life is menstruation.
It is a pleasant film that simply gives the facts of menstruation in a reassuring, "matter-of-fact" way.
It dispels many of the myths surrounding menstruation that were going around in those days (1946) While sex is not explicitly mentioned, the part about fertilization is.
Although this film is somewhat sanitized (because it was made at a time when people just didn't talk about sex), it is an extremely helpful short film to show prepubescent girls so they know what to expect during menstruation.
By the way, although the notion of sex is barely hinted at in the film, it DOES adequately explain menstruation in general.
Seriously, who thinks audiences are going to be amused by jokes about masturbation, menstruation, penis transplants and various racist and homophobic slurs?
Difficulties managing menstruation can negatively affect one’s ability to work or attend school, aggravating women’s and girls’ anxiety, stress, and fear.