The document provides information about menstruation and periods for young women. It explains that periods are a normal part of the body's natural process to prepare for pregnancy. It discusses common signs of periods like breast and hip growth. It answers frequently asked questions about periods, such as when the first period may start, what to expect from a period, and how long periods usually last. The document stresses that periods are nothing to worry about and offers advice on managing periods and using appropriate hygiene products.

1. ALERT
CONDITION
RED
PRADNYA P
ROKADE
XI th A

2. What actually is condition red???
• Keep calm
• Nothing to fear
• Its our natural process
• Guys its all about period nothing else.

4. WHAT ACTUALLY WE NEED TO KNOW??
What is period??
• Your period is blood passing out of your
womb as part of your natural process to
prepare your body for pregnancy.
• Now that your body is changing that you
can get pregnant, (and just before your
first period too).
• Your period happens once a month , and
usually lasts 2-7 days, but it may take a
few months for your period to be regular
and predictable , the first few may be
light and irregular.
• You may find it useful to track of your

6. Signs of PERIOD
• Around the time of your first period ,
your body shape will become curvier
,your hips and breast will get bigger.
• You will also notice more hair growing in
new places , under your arms and under
your vagina.
• These are all normal changes and part
of growing up.

8. Your first questions
• When will I get my first period?
• My period just started what should I do?
• How long will my period last?
• Will anyone know I’m on my period?
• How do I manage my periods?

11. When will I get my first period?
• Many girls get their period
between ages 12-14 , but it
can also start earlier or
later.

12. My period just started what should I
do?
• Don’t worry!
• Tell a parent , friend or teacher. Adult or older
siblings can help you to get the right
information and products that you need.

13. How long will my period last?
• Period usually lasts between 2-7 days but all girls
are different.
• If your period often last longer than 7 days , talk
to a parent or a doctor.

15. Will anyone know I’m on my
period?
• No , unless you decide to tell ,no one will know
that you are on your period , there are no signs of
menstruation visible to anyone else.
• However it is a good idea to tell family or a friend
for help.

17. How do I manage my periods?
 There are different feminine hygiene products available.
Findthe right period solution for you andtake time to
practice until you feel comfortable andconfident.

18. For MothersO A girls first period is a special event!
O Spend time with your daughter to
celebrate “The start of new chapter in
her life.”
O Sharing knowledge and experiences is
important to help your daughter feel
comfortable and confident about the
changes that are happening to her
body.

19. WHEN THE
ZYGOTE IS
NOT
FORMED

20.  Preparing her before her first period can
prevent worry . Let her know it is normal and
natural

21. Talk from experience, let her know all girls go through it, you did
too.
SHARE

23. • THE INFORMATION PROVIDED WAS JUST AS
BASIC AS WATER FOR LIFE.
• THE MAIN QUESTION ARISES NOW……

24. Bleeding is the normal part of life and is the
menstrual cycle…
It is the only reason we have the new generation.
MORAL:
So don’t be panic and physcic, its really normal.
Treat us in those days like a normal human being
not a Alien

25. MYTHS & STIGMA
In various countries many girls are
not allowed to enter temples ,eat
pickles and even sleep in one
room……..
Attending religious function still
remains a dream for many girls..

29. Natural birth control method
• Menstrual cycles have several days at the beginning that are infertile (pre-
ovulatory infertility), a period of fertility, and then several days just before the
next menstruation that are infertile (post-ovulatory infertility). The first day of
bleeding is considered day one of the menstrual cycle. In this safe period
calculator, days 1 to 7 and day 21 to rest of the cycle is calculated as "Safe
Period" or "safe days" for individuals with regular 26-32 days cycles. Please
read the method overview for more information. Proper use of Safe Period
Calculation method along with coitus interruptus (withdrawal method or pull-
out method) is a suggested as a sin free or green family planning method for
couples with self control over sexuality. Withdrawal method is not suggested
for adolescents or those having casual sex. Others may use condoms during
unsafe days to avoid serious and potentially life-threatening risks associated
with the use of contraceptive pills.