Saalt

No, you don't ovulate when pregnant. After conception, hCG and progesterone surge, pausing egg release to protect the embryo. The ovaries halt, cervical mucus thickens as a sperm barrier, and the uterus nurtures the pregnancy—no room for another. Myth busted: superfetation (second conception) is extremely rare, with few documented cases. Periods stop; uterine lining stays intact. Ovulation-like symptoms? Early pregnancy hormones mimic them: pelvic twinges, breast tenderness, bloating from rising estrogen/progesterone. Spotting (implantation bleeding) may feel like a light period, but it's not—consult a doctor for heavy bleeding/cramps. Ovulation during pregnancy? Science says no—hCG pauses it. Spotting ≠ periods. Leakproof panties/period underwear/period pants handle discharge/postpartum leaks sustainably. Empower your cycle! #PregnancyMyths #PeriodUnderwear #WomensHealth Postpartum, ovulation can return pre-period, especially if not breastfeeding. Track with apps for fertility...

Heal Chafing Overnight: Fast Remedies + Period Prevention Tips Chafing stings—red, raw skin from friction on thighs, groin, or underarms. Heat, sweat, and poor-fitting period products like bulky pads worsen it during cycles. Here's how to heal chafing overnight and prevent it with leakproof panties, period pants, and a menstrual disc. Immediate Relief:    Cleanse Gently: Lukewarm water + fragrance-free cleanser. Pat dry—no rubbing.     Cool Compress: 10-15 min cold cloth reduces swelling, soothes burn.      Barrier Balm: Coconut oil, aloe vera, or petroleum jelly locks moisture, protects. Avoid talc                          powders/fragrances. Air It Out: Loose cotton pajamas; skip underwear overnight for airflow. Chafing ruining your stride? Overnight healing with balms + prevention via menstrual disc & breathable leakproof panties/period pants cuts period friction. Sustain...

Every vagina has a natural scent—it's healthy biology at work. But changes can spark worry. Here's why your vagina smells and how period pants, menstrual discs, and smart habits help. Cycle Shifts: Hormones fluctuate, altering pH and discharge. Pre-period or ovulation? Expect tangier notes. Post-period metallic from blood's pH? Normal as microbiome rebalances. Vaginal odor got you worried? It's often cycle hormones, sweat, or diet—but period pants wick moisture while menstrual discs keep flow internal for less external smell. Gentle hygiene wins! #WomensHealth #PeriodCare #VaginalHealth Diet & Sweat: Garlic, onions, asparagus seep through sweat glands. Workouts trap moisture; tight clothes amplify. Sex: Semen’s alkaline pH mixes, shifting scent temporarily. BV Alert: Fishy after sex/period, gray discharge? Likely bacterial vaginosis—see a doctor for antibiotics. Tips for Freshness:        Breathable cotton period pants wick moisture, reducing trapped odor. ...

Wondering about period cups vs menstrual discs? Both are reusable silicone stars that collect flow (not absorb like tampons), but they differ in design and feel. Period cups (aka menstrual cups) are bell-shaped, sitting low in the vaginal canal. Fold, insert, and it pops open for a gentle suction seal—ideal for secure, all-day hold (15–30mL capacity, up to 12 hours). Great for active days, overnight, or low cervixes. Pros: Reliable seal, easy removal via stem. Cons: Learning curve for suction release. Period cups or menstrual discs? Cups seal securely low for active days; discs sit high for heavy flow & intimacy. Add period pants backup—reusable wins! #PeriodCare #SustainablePeriods #MensHealth Menstrual discs  sit higher near the cervix, tucked behind the pubic bone—no suction needed. Pinch to insert; they cradle flow in a shallow bowl (up to 70mL). Pros: "Barely there" comfort, mess-free period sex, higher capacity for heavy flows. Cons: Trickier removal (hook rim), po...

Teens deserve period products that fit their active lives—enter menstrual cups. Unlike pads (bulky, external, frequent changes) or tampons (insertion learning curve, TSS risk), a period cup collects flow in a soft silicone bell, sealing via gentle suction for up to 12 leak-free hours. Smaller teen sizes (15–25mL capacity) are beginner-perfect: narrower rims, softer firmness for easy insertion. Teens, say goodbye to pad bulk & tampon worries. Menstrual cups offer 12hr leakproof wear, eco-savings, & sports freedom. Pair with period pants for extra confidence. Best beginner picks inside! #TeenPeriods #MenstrualCup #SustainableCare Why teens love them:                Comfort: Feels "barely there" once mastered—no chafing or bulk.                Convenience: Fewer school bathroom dashes; safe for sports/swimming.                Savings: One cup lasts...

Swimming on your period? A menstrual cup is a game-changer. Unlike tampons that can swell with water or pads that float away, period cups create a gentle suction seal against your vaginal walls, collecting flow without letting pool chlorine or saltwater interfere. Made from durable medical-grade silicone, they hold 25–30mL for up to 12 hours—perfect for laps, beach days, or water sports. Swim during your period without skipping a beat. Menstrual cups seal securely against leaks in water, holding 12 hours of flow. For heavy days, a menstrual disc collects more, and leakproof panties add backup. Sustainable, comfy, and freeing! #PeriodCare #SustainablePeriods How it works underwater: Insert before suiting up using a C-fold or punch-down for easy entry. Check the seal with a gentle twist—if it resists a tug on the stem, it’s secure. Water pressure even helps keep it in place. No leaks, no strings, no waste. Pro tips:  Empty and rinse pre-swim (fresh water post-swim).  Start on li...