What should I do when a woman has her period in ancient times?

You will be reincarnated in the next life and will not be an ancient woman Ask what this kind of boredom is a question about.

Handling of menstruation in ancient women:

The first is to use dried leaves or hay.

Especially in the ancient primitive tribes, women did not have any treatment measures during their menstrual period. Most of them just used dried leaves or hay to wipe the blood sacrifice.

The second is to use plant ash.

In ancient times, women would make their own sanitary belts, which are somewhat similar to today's sanitary napkins, but the sanitary belts are filled with grass and wood ash, which has a strong adsorption effect, which can effectively avoid the big aunt from soiling the pants during the physiological period to avoid unnecessary embarrassment. Of course, this kind of sanitary belt is sometimes sold in rouge gouache stores and grocery stores, but after all, it is a woman's intimate thing, and the time and quantity of sales are extremely rare.

The third way is to use a stopper.

Especially for women from poor families, when they are menstruating, they will choose to plug it with cotton or cloth to stop the overflow of the great aunt.

The fourth is to use white paper.

After the papermaking technology matured, wealthy families would buy white paper and sew it into the sanitary belt to use as sanitary napkins. This kind of paper not only has good toughness and adsorption, but also is relatively hygienic. However, ** is also expensive, and ordinary poor families can't afford it, and it is only limited to the wives and concubines of high-ranking officials and nobles.

With a cloth pad, ancient women rarely went out, so it was not too troublesome.

When there is no cloth, use leaves, after having a cloth, it is to use a multi-layer cloth pad or cloth to wrap cotton, charcoal ash, etc., wash it after use, and use it next time, and then there is paper, just use paper, and throw it away after use, so that it is much more convenient, and now there are sanitary napkins.

Haha, they should not care about themselves.

Maybe I will tell the emperor, and the pope will take a look.

They have their own cloths, and when they come, they change them, just like children change diapers today.

In ancient times, there was no aunt towel, how did the girls deal with it after they came to menstruation?

There are things similar to sanitary napkins, which are made of cloth strips, and the poor people wash them after they run out and use them, and the rich people use them and throw them away, but they can't throw them away, the ancients thought it was unlucky, and they would dig a pit and bury it.