awareness post
just look at the pictures. A Lady had posted about sanitary napkin. i am just trying to make you aware of the fact. Be careful, everyone.. Do checkout your pad before using it. I have heard many stories related to this issue. This is not any simple issue. It may take your life. Here I'm going to share a story shortly with you : ◼️Once a girl was taking a shower in her hostel. So, she took off her pad and kept it somewhere in the bathroom. After finishing her shower she again wore that pad but suddenly she felt pain in her abdomen and the pain was increasing by the time. She was then taken to the hospital and doctors found that her uterus had ruptured so badly. And later they found it was a worm which caused this to that girl. The girl was dead. ⏩ So we should be more careful regarding this issue.check your napkin properly before using it. stay safe.Don't use used napkin. And if it's reuseable then make sure you have kept it on safe place.
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It is the first time I hear about it and I wonder why you women use so many of this stuff. I wonder too how hygienic you are. How do you store this? I don't know about the worm but it sounds like flies to me. It does not sound very hygienic to me to reuse a used pad after a shower. A story of what you once heard via via does sound more like gossip to me. Let's see how many hits I find if I google.... I found not one single hit. Can be ascariasis too or one of the other kinds of worms people can be infected with (plus the rest of the family) and this has nothing to do with pads but your own hygiene and what you eat.
hey i read about this story on facebook. and i personally don't know that girl. but my main motive is to raise awreness. many of us are not cautious . this is for just to give them a little reminder that they should be careful when they use it. this accident happend in Bangladesh and i also don't know about the fact if this actually happend.wondering why would someone make false news. Whatever it is it's obviously horrible and everyone should know. that's all dear