okay yesterday i got my period FOR ONLY THE SECOND TIME IN MY LIFE and last night i wore a pad to bed and i was sleeping on my back any the blood leaked even tho i was wearing pants underwear and a pad. and on my bottome sheet was a blood stain the size of my hand.
how do i prevent that??
Disconnected answered Wednesday March 12 2008, 1:36 pm: Well what I do, is use a max absorbent tampon, and then a normal pad at the same time.
If you're sleeping on your back, put the pad so that it covers more of your back area, than front.
Wear night pads.
I had those small problems at night too for the first couple of periods.
After a while, you get the hang of it, and it's all ok :)
uisforukelele answered Tuesday March 11 2008, 9:59 pm: Here are things that you can do:
Get overnight pads (they're longer).
Sleep on your stomach/sides part of the time.
Sleep on top of an old towel.
Get up in the middle of the night and change your pad.
Use a tampon (if you're only going to sleep like 7 hours or so).
Most of the time I use a tampon just because it's easier at night. You are only supposed to leave them in for like 2-8 hours though.
thelaura answered Tuesday March 11 2008, 7:42 pm: *If you sleep on your back, make sure the pad covers the back side of your underwear more than the front, or use 2 to cover it all.
*Sleep on a towel or something which won't ruin your bed.
*Perhaps put tissue on the outside of your underwear, incase it leaks through, so it wont go onto your pants and bed.
*If you're prone to heavy periods, if you can, get up and change your pad through the night.
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