What about women in the era when there were no sanitary napkins in the past?

Sewing menstrual belts from cloth, commonly known as: "riding cloth".

In ancient times, there was also a name called Yueyuehong.

There are also those that use straw paper directly.

If you look at history, you will find that this problem did not bother the majority of ancient women, who used cloth tapes and washed them many times.

There must be something called a sanitary belt, which is made of cloth and can be washed.

Use hay or leaves to rub blood stains, etc.

It is also necessary to talk about ancient women. Thirty years later, there are relatively few sanitary napkins sold in China. In fact, you can know this question by asking your parents. Use toilet paper.

The status of women in ancient times was very low, and no one paid attention to them, so there were only obscene pants, and there was no such thing as no sanitary napkins.

Grass ash is still used in rural areas.

Eve made three leaves.

Use a cloth before using leaves

Use whatever you have, rags, waste paper, corn leaves, ......Huh,

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I've always wanted to know!!

That's how it used to be... with a cloth. Then wash it when you're done with it.。。 Wash and use again.。。 My grandmother still had this habit back then. He said I listened.

Previously had a menstrual band.

That's how ancient people lived

Hehe, disgusting, disgusting, anyway, we modern people don't need it

Cloth strips, cloth for women to wrap their chests, that can also be used, you can throw it away when you run out, and when you are found, you think it is used to bandage the wounded in the war.

In ancient times, rich women used cotton cloth, and if ordinary families didn't have that money, they used cotton cloth, so they wrapped it in a sanitary belt and wrapped it with plant ash, which is said to be a very good thing, and it seems to have the function of curing diseases.

Since the ancients guarded against attacks by wild beasts, women used bricks to make sanitary napkins. However, due to the cultural differences between the North and the South and the great migration of peoples, other materials were gradually integrated.

I asked my grandmother, it seemed that a small bag was sewn with cloth, the size of a sanitary napkin, and it was filled with small ashes.

It should be put in the ashes. But I would like to say that cotton was absolutely impossible (at least before the Song Dynasty).

Menstrual bands resemble a small packet with cotton herbs in the middle.

Cloth, more absorbent, and then clean, and then use a menstrual belt, which can be tied to the waist, and a layer of paper is padded on the belt!

Hehe, the information shows that a homemade sanitary belt is used, and the grass and wood ash are placed in it, and the effect is good. Are you a man or a woman? If it's a woman, you can also try it! (I tried)*

I used cloth, then washed and reused, and the rich people used silk.

Hear the old man say that; Brie bread is a layer of plant ash, it's okay.

Good question.

The ancients knew how to weave cotton very early, and according to research, the history of cotton planting by the ancients has a history of more than 5,000 years. More than 30 years ago in some remote villages in China, many women still use multi-layer cloth to make sanitary napkins, which are reusable sanitary napkins, washed and dried after use, and can be used next time.

There should be no need to let him flow out of anything, otherwise it will make people feel murderous and make people dare not approach.

I forgot the book I was reading. The cotton cloth used... This cloth is said to have been worn by a woman when she got married.

Ha ha. Clip yellow cloth.

The middle of the cloth is ash.

The above are all wrong answers.

Silk is even more unreliable.

It's not right to talk about cloth alone.

It should be with a menstrual band.

Or use a soft cloth with a layer of plant ash.

Hehe, high IQ asks Gao Ming's questions.

Dizzy, you're asking this question!