Menstrual-Hygiene-Sanitary-Pads-101.pptx

Hygiene

1. Prestige Institute of Management and Research,Indore Sustainability Project Topic: Awareness about Usage of Sanitary Napkins Submitted To- Submitted By- Dr.Rupal Chowdhary ` Yashika Pamnani Abhishek Pawar Amit G upta Anshay Jain

2. Menstrual Hygiene: Sanitary Pads This presentation explores the use of sanitary pads for menstrual hygiene, covering key aspects like types, usage, hygiene, and environmental impact.

3. Understanding Menstruation: What are Sanitary Pads? What is Menstruation? Menstruation, or a period, is a natural process that women go through every month. It involves the shedding of the uterine lining, resulting in vaginal bleeding. Sanitary Pads: A Solution Sanitary pads are disposable absorbent pads that women wear during their period to manage menstrual flow. They provide comfort and protection during this time.

4. Types of Sanitary Pads: Variety for Every Need Regular Pads These are standard-sized pads suitable for moderate flow. Overnight Pads Designed for heavier flow or nighttime use, offering extra absorbency and length. Wings Pads Featuring side wings that adhere to underwear for added security and leak protection. Organic Pads Made with natural materials like cotton, providing a more environmentally conscious option.

5. Proper Pad Usage: Tips and Techniques Choosing the Right Size Select a pad size that matches your flow. Applying Correctly Peel off the adhesive strip and place the pad in the center of your underwear. Comfort and Security Ensure the pad is comfortable and secure, adjusting as needed.

6. Hygiene and Comfort: Changing Pads Regularly Regular Changes Change pads every 4-6 hours, or more often if needed, to maintain hygiene and prevent odor or leakage. Handwashing Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before and after changing pads. Proper Disposal Wrap used pads in toilet paper and dispose of them in a designated waste container.

7. Addressing Concerns: Dispelling Myths about Pads 1 Pads Cause Infections FALSE: Pads themselves don't cause infections; poor hygiene does. 2 Pads Are Uncomfortable FALSE: Modern pads are designed for comfort and come in various sizes and styles. 3 Pads Are Harmful to the Body FALSE: Properly used pads are safe and provide a secure way to manage menstrual flow.

8. Environmental Impact: Sustainable Pad Options 1 Reusable Pads Made from natural materials like cotton, these pads can be washed and reused, reducing waste. 2 Compostable Pads Designed to decompose in a compost bin, reducing the landfill footprint. 3 Biodegradable Pads Breakdown naturally, minimizing environmental impact.

9. Empowering Women: Normalizing Menstrual Hygiene Openly discussing menstruation, providing accurate information, and promoting sustainable options helps empower women and normalize menstrual hygiene.