Period

The term period refers to the monthly bleeding that women have (also called menstruation, the "days" or the "period"). During the period, the woman's unfertilized egg and the remains of the uterine lining are flushed outOuting, outing: To out someone is to disclose a person's gender identity and/or sexual orientation to another person or group against his/her will. of the uterusObsolete word for uterus with the menstrual bleeding. On average, periods take place every 28 daysAnother description for period, menstruation, menstrual or monthly bleeding., although this can vary, especially in young girls (cycle lengths of 25-35 days are considered normal). A woman loses a total of around 150 milliliters of blood over 3-7 days during each menstrual period. Some women experience varying degrees of physical discomfort and mood swingsMood swings are the abrupt changes in mood and desire. They occur more frequently in adolescents, especially during puberty. Or in the course of the menstrual cycle. before and during their period, which are related to the hormonalHormones are chemical messengers produced in the body that control various bodily functions. They are produced by certain organs and transported through the blood to influence the cells and tissues in the body. They influence things such as... changes associated with the cycle.