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Do you mean PMS pre-menstrual syndrome? Or do you mean Aunt Flo, your monthly friend?
PMS - If I feel bitchy I do something to change my attitude. Go for a walk, take a hot bubble bath, just sit and relax for a few minutes. If it doesn't work and you are really bitchy, maybe consider rescheduling your client so you don't pass the grump along!
If you are talking about Aunt Flo -- There is this "cup" you can use instead of a tampon. It's called Instead and you can buy it at any local grocery or drugstore. It fits on your cervix like a diaphragm and catches the blood until you remove it. It is possible to use it during sex, but you may want to practise first and make sure it works for you. I didn't like it because the ring is too large and doesn't fit neatly on my cervix.
Now I have been getting depo-provera (birth control) shots and I rarely get much of a period anymore. So that helps.
If it's the first couple days of your period, consider taking the time off. Stay home and put your feet up. Then when you go back to work you'll feel happier and rested.
Love, Bethany Sweet [email protected]
Do you mean PMS pre-menstrual syndrome? Or do you mean Aunt Flo, your monthly friend?
PMS - If I feel bitchy I do something to change my attitude. Go for a walk, take a hot bubble bath, just sit and relax for a few minutes. If it doesn't work and you are really bitchy, maybe consider rescheduling your client so you don't pass the grump along!
If you are talking about Aunt Flo -- There is this "cup" you can use instead of a tampon. It's called Instead and you can buy it at any local grocery or drugstore. It fits on your cervix like a diaphragm and catches the blood until you remove it. It is possible to use it during sex, but you may want to practise first and make sure it works for you. I didn't like it because the ring is too large and doesn't fit neatly on my cervix.
Now I have been getting depo-provera (birth control) shots and I rarely get much of a period anymore. So that helps.
If it's the first couple days of your period, consider taking the time off. Stay home and put your feet up. Then when you go back to work you'll feel happier and rested. Love, Bethany Sweet [email protected]
