What should girls do if they faint when they have their period?

Fainting at blood is a common condition. Not only some girls will faint at blood, but there are also many men who faint at blood. The so-called fainting at blood means that one will feel nauseous and terrible when seeing blood on oneself or others. We all know that menstruation requires bleeding, so for girls who faint at blood, how can they deal with or adapt to their regular bleeding every month? Is there any good way to avoid fainting at blood?

The weak woman who fainted at the sight of blood: My best friend, um… my period has come… I know you are the best, let’s go to the bathroom together~

Is this the legendary invitation for girls to go to the bathroom together? Please tell me this is not the truth!

Editor: Wow, that scared me. I really thought that the friendship between girls could be so strong!

Netizen: Editor, please come out, I promise not to beat you to death. How did the girl who had her aunt dizzy solve it?

Editor: Don’t worry, don’t worry. Do you think changing sanitary napkins is something you can do casually? That’s a big deal!

1. They usually need a pair of sunglasses or brown glasses. Secondly, they need to practice before doing this, and give themselves self-suggestion, telling themselves that it’s okay, this is not blood, but just dirt.

2. They also... put a piece of toilet paper on the used ones before changing them.

3. Calculate your menstrual cycle and figure out when your period will come each month. Be prepared in advance and use sanitary napkins if necessary.

4. Adjust your mindset and overcome it! (Those who can overcome it will faint here...)

5. Don't watch when changing it, just rely on your feeling when taking it off. It's okay if there is no blood when replacing it with a new one. (Are you sure this isn't an advanced tutorial?)

There is also a forum for netizens to share their powerful experiences:

1. Haha~ I am a little bit afraid of blood~ People who are afraid of blood are afraid of other people's blood, my own blood is fine~

2. There's nothing I can do. I can't stop my period. Can I stop it just because I'm afraid of blood?

3. I have a classmate who is a girl and she faints when she sees her own blood = =. I don't understand how she got through those days.

4. Please close your eyes when it is dark.

5. Coincidentally, I am afraid of needles, blood and needles, but I am not afraid of injections. A few seconds after the fight, there are subtle psychological changes. You start to feel dizzy and black, and then you fall down. The same is true for blood phobia. When you see blood, you will feel dizzy and black, and then fall down. Watching my own blood flow out made me even more depressed. As for your period, I can't help you. I am a man. (Are you not here to cause trouble?)

To sum up, blood phobia is a genuine psychological illness. There really are girls who are afraid of blood and will faint without hesitation when their period comes. However, these girls can overcome it through psychological suggestion or take measures (wearing sunglasses) to get through these days of the month~