₦airaland Forum

gypsey:
Read again, you would see where it says in bracket, for those who wants. Besides, just because men release sperm doesn't mean every sperm releases MUST result in pregnancy.

So everytime you release a sperm a woman must be pregnant, what a dumb suggestion.

cocolacec:
You will be a dull student.How does wet dream relate to getting pregnant.Do you even know the meaning of wet dream?

cocolacec:
A woman with painful cycleš should watch what she eats like fried stuff,sugar at least two weeks before the next period.

Felyyaks:
Very nice of him, some young girls can't even afford sanitary pads and are exposed to infections because of this

Odobaone:
Condoms and Pads na d same thing ni? Abi female condom no dey?

Nigerians and reasoning sha

gypsey:
Hang on! Stop cycle? is that not harmful? What does stop cycle mean please? Perhaps i misunderstood you.

Menorrhagia is the medical term for heavy menstrual bleeding. If left untreated, menorrhagia can lead to iron deficiency anemia. It is estimated that about 10% of women of reproductive age will experience heavy bleeding — but only around 30% of women will seek menorrhagia treatment.

Hormonal contraceptives (like the pill) help to lower overall bleeding episodes. Because of this, hormonal contraception may be especially helpful as part of menorrhagia treatment. Plus, these birth control methods are a reversible and have less serious side effects than other treatment options. The alternative menorrhagia treatment is a surgical procedure called endometrial ablation. This procedure leads to sterilization.

beautyhd:
There is high rate of vaginal infections amongst women because some of them use pieces of wrapper for it when they can't afford the pads. They keep re-using that one can even perceive the bloody odour from afar.

beautyhd:
Sanitary pads should actually be free in rural areas and secondary schools, subsidized in urban areas.

Menstrual flow doesn't ask if there is money before it comes.

It's becoming costly these days.

There is high rate of vaginal infections amongst women because some of them use pieces of wrapper for it when they can't afford the pads. They keep re-using that one can even perceive the bloody odour from afar.

Cousin9999:
You'll have to consult a doctor and research to determine the harm it can do. However, many doctors will prescribe it to treat things like this:

edoairways:
What if the condom burst?

gypsey:
Mmm... but this is in a case of heavy bleeding like you asserted, what about females with normal menstruations? Why disrupt their cycles if they are normal? That would be like trying to disrupt nature.

Reproductive Abuse and Coercion

Reproductive abuse is when a person tries to control your reproductive choices in order to control your life. Reproductive abuse is also often called “reproductive coercion.” Coercion is when a person tries to persuade someone to do something by using force or threats. Reproductive abuse can be a single act, or it can be part of a larger pattern of abusive behaviors, such as those explained on our Forms of Abuse page. Reproductive abuse can include sexual assault, rape, and other abusive actions concerning your sexual and reproductive health, such as:

Sexually-coercive behaviors, like when a person:

pressures or forces a sexual partner to have sex when s/he doesn’t want to have sex;
threatens to end a relationship if a person doesn’t have sex;
forces a sexual partner to not use birth control, including a condom, contraceptive pills, or other available options;
intentionally exposes a sexual partner to a sexually-transmitted infection (STI); or
retaliates against a sexual partner when told about a positive (STI) result.

Birth control sabotage, like when a person:

hides, withholds, or destroys a sexual partner’s birth control pills;
replaces or tampers with a sexual partner’s birth control pills without the partner’s knowledge or consent;
breaks or pokes holes in a condom on purpose;
removes a condom during sex without telling his/her sexual partner;
refuses to withdraw during sex, even if s/he previous agreed to do so;
pulls out a sexual partner’s vaginal contraceptive ring; or
tears off a sexual partner’s contraceptive patch.

Pregnancy pressure, which is when a person pressures a sexual partner to:
get pregnant when she doesn’t want to be pregnant;
continue a pregnancy when she wants an abortion; or
end a pregnancy she wants to continue.

Blackdisciple:
Lolz no be Una fault oo walai my babe buy for 450 some times and it's crazy

Lalasdiva:
No need to share sanitary pads to females cos it will still end in tears

Cousin9999:
Why are you so concerned about what random women do with their private parts?

Torie8:
At least an average Nigerian girl should be able to afford a pack of pad every month

Odobaone:
Condoms and Pads na d same thing ni? Abi female condom no dey?

Nigerians and reasoning sha

luscioustrish:
It should be free because we don’t have a choice....unlike sex.

Felyyaks:
Very nice of him, some young girls can't even afford sanitary pads and are exposed to infections because of this

2cribz:
Razz Yoruba actor with their boring stupid movies. I always flip channel mistakenly if i pop africa Yoruba,if dstv got nothing than asaba movies nd senseless Yoruba movies. Im turning lf ma telly,nepa pls seize power.

Prodigee:
Abeg wetin be the correlation between condom and pad?

IamHeWrites:
Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji has distributed sanitary pads to students in six states namely Kaduna, Kwara, Ogun, Oyo, Lagos and Cross River, Igbere TV reports.

The 34-year-old shared a video from one of the schools he visited in an Instagram post on Wednesday.

Adedimeji said it was the youths under his Great Mind Initiative (GMI) that organised a campaign to sensitize young girls and the public on menstrual health and hygiene.

He said every girl child deserves at least a pack of sanitary pad every month for free.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaE34uF3BoM



https://www.instagram.com/p/CI2goJrFSL8/?igshid=13ankf9k5ze60

Adedimeji is popularly known for his Yoruba movies.

He has starred in movies such as Kudi Klepto, Yeye Oge, Bipolar and Koto.

Amarisco:
They’re both related to sexual health...

larryking540:
when it comes to pad buy every month,that is where my weakness for ladies come comes in mostly when they ask me for money ,I some times don't look at it like they have catch a mug ,they might see me as one mugu ,but I always have that soft spot for them because e no easy ,we can stay without barbing our hair for months,but not to a lady with out buying pad