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WickyWack
Beginner July 2013

Swimming whilst on your period. Would you? Do you?

WickyWack, 3 of October of 2013 at 16:32 Posted on Off Topic Posts 0 30

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  • Mrs_imp
    Beginner June 2012
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    Same as Bonnie, yes I do.

    Would you?

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  • WickyWack
    Beginner July 2013
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    I'm glad you said that! Smiley smile

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  • ForTheLoveOfMrsBrown
    Beginner January 2012
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    I don't go proper swimming ever but quite happily go holiday swimming (pool/sea) when on my period.

    Um, why wouldn't you?

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  • Helenia
    Beginner September 2011
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    I don't have periods but yeah, I used to. With a tampon, obvs.

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  • OB
    Beginner January 2011
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    No, but only because I don’t use tampons.

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  • WickyWack
    Beginner July 2013
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    No, not normally, but I was just sat here thinking that there is actually no reason I shouldn't. I think I just was using it as an excuse not to go!

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  • Holey
    Beginner July 2011
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    Same as footlong I'm not a regular swimmer but I have done on holiday with no bother.

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  • WickyWack
    Beginner July 2013
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    I have no real reason other than I just don't! But think I will start. It will probably help with my horrendous bloating as well!

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  • ForTheLoveOfMrsBrown
    Beginner January 2012
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    Of course.

    I guess my question should be on the condition that the person in question is wearing some kind of internal device Smiley smile

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  • AmnesiaCustard
    Beginner June 2011
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    This

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  • pandorasbox
    Beginner August 2012
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    I also don't have periods, but used to with a tampon.

    I remember at school my PE teacher wouldn't let girls off swimming with the period excuse because 'water stops the flow of blood.' But quite genuinely some girls would be on, and wouldn't be used to using tampons and her style was that after every activity she would make us climb out and line up for ages before getting in again to do the next thing. I think quite rightly some parents went nuts at her.

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  • Missus S
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    I wouldn't dare. TMI since having H they've become ever so heavy and I couldn't risk it

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  • *Funky*
    Beginner January 2001
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    NOOOOOOOO! Please don't, I don't want to be swimming among your eggs!! ?

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  • Aardvark
    Beginner January 2012
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    Umm blood actually Funky! Eggs mucus is about 14 days before the period.

    Yes I do with tampon but not for long as paranoid about leakage. Not that I have ever leaked! And no Aqua Exercise classes.

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  • *Pugsley*
    Beginner March 2014
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    Hahaha.

    This did make me laugh!

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  • *MM3*
    Beginner June 2014
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    Haven't had periods in so many years, but can't recall if I've ever been while having them!
    I'd imagine with a tampon I would have at some point.

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  • ebony_rose
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    Yes, obvs with a tampon.

    At school, if a girl said she couldn't swim, due to AF, our coach would check ? She'd also keep note, so she "knew" when you'd be on next, so you couldn't keep using it as an excuse. We were 12/13, most of the girls never used tampons.

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  • Icklefee
    Super May 2014
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    Same as this. I used to but even with tampons now I couldn't risk it.

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  • clarehj
    Beginner April 2012
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    How? would you have to show a dirty towel? a little clot? a pair of period knickers? ;o)

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  • Rod
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    What, like a mooncup?

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  • M
    Beginner March 2014
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    Probably being dim, but can't work out what AF is, enlighten me please Smiley smile

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  • Helenia
    Beginner September 2011
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    AF = Aunt Flo = slang for period. It's popular on a lot of the baby-related forum, where they basically have their own special language!

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  • ebony_rose
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    She'd want to see "proof", so a used pad.

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  • LoveSka
    Beginner October 2011
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    I'm not a great lover of swimming but do on holiday.

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    Beginner March 2014
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    Thank you, I knew Aunt Flo, but never heard it abbreviated Smiley smile

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    Heavy flow on periods is something every woman struggles in the initial or later days of a period. While some women are not troubled by this, others are continually struggling to find ways to have comfortable and leak-free periods. There are a lot of options available such as pads, menstrual cups, and tampons. For making your periods more comfortable, you can opt for the tampons having higher absorbency to prevent leaks and stains on the periods.
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    I remember that your period in my vacations in Amsterdan but since we were in a bus rental amsterdam you control the most comfortable periods it is not easy, you can opt for the buffers that have a greater absorption to avoid leaks and stains in the periods.

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