So good, as a woman seeing an animation that clearly explains the process that happens to my body every month is really helpful and educational, thank you dandelion team u are great as always!
This should be taught not only to girls, but to boys as well. Periods are just a natural occurrence to the body. It shouldn’t be something to be ashamed or disgusted. Wonderful video!
Lol😂you’re right on that. I learned more on the show called ancient aliens on the history channel then I did in my history classes back in high school. To me that just goes to show how awful the school system really is. If they made it less boring and more interesting then maybe students would actually get something out of it and would like the class more.
I think what a lot of guys don't realize is the consistency of menstrual blood isn't smooth like blood from a cut. Because it's also made up of tissue, it's often thick and clotted-looking, almost like mucous.
Mine used to be pretty watery when I was younger, like normal blood that flows and trickles. But since I reached my late 20s it changed into a mucus-like substance. Barely any liquid, more like giving birth to jellies. Sorry I'm gross. I thought something is wrong with me but looks like it's nothing.
I have a girlfriend, and every time she is on her periods it just feels wrong for me to not be able to be next to her, or feel anything of her stress and pain. To have a stomach ache once a month is really painful for me, but to have cramps, stomach pain, and in her case a lot of pain in the limbs, I really wish I could be next to her and soothe her.. This video must be shown to girls as well as boys, so that people don’t grow up thinking this is “gross and causes irritability”, when in reality it isn’t something by choice and is a much harder time for her.
When I have a periods, I dont have a joy of life. I lossed my job because of period, because it was pandemic and Cristmass was my only joy and my only joy was taken away, so I was so depressed, that I couldnt work. Now trying to rebuild my life and feel so angry at one men, who have a lot of food and drops it on bin, while I go hungry because dont have a money to buy for sometimes.
Not just that. There are some women that can't get up from the bed literally during their period. Just like my mom and my sister and my dad is the one who takes care of them everytime. From getting a warm compress to going to pharmacy for pain relievers.
Being as a brother I definitely recommend this to all my sisters and those male who didn't knew about female problem and making fun instead of helping her. We all need to understand this is not a taboo it's OK to have a periods.
Women go through all this every month! And while they are on their period they could have an exam, an interview or any important thing in their lives but they go through all this without even complaining! Women are really a miracle of nature
@🌸workout ssassy🌸 I'm so sorry you had to go through that and to think you and all the women on earth go through that every month really saddens me and to be very honest I may never truly understand you pain but you are very strong I don't think I can't ever imagine bleeding through my genitals every month. Your strength really is extraordinary
@@coverage4660 that's alright, you do deserve to complain seeing what bad plumbing has nature did with human female you deserve to complain! The human reproductive system is a miracle of nature that's true but menstrual bleed is still the worst part of it! It's painful, messy, sometimes embarrassing (never be embarassed tho) so it's okay to complain to ones whom you love and I'm sure they will try to take you pain away in any way possible
This only explains the average process. How about I including something about women with two uterus and/or four ovaries. Tell about such things and how it can change your periods and how it can effect your menopause.
Imagine having a video like this back when we were young girls. Such a great visualization of what happens to our bodies. I remember being so confused about it all even after watching the vhs tape in class. It made it feel like our periods were shameful and needed to be hidden. It’s un-ladylike to talk about, it’s unsanitary, etc. I’m so glad that future generations have access to information like this and in a time where we only continue to become more vocal about women’s healthcare.
I’m so sorry that happened for you sad face you appear to be around the same age as me. May I ask what the circumstances were in which that you felt such incredible shame for a normal human bodily function? :-) I’m sincerely curious because I’ve never known of the world that have normalized women’s menstrual cycles. Either way I’m very very sorry that was your experience and I feel very disheartened to know that there are still young people out there who have this experience. The only people I know of who had this experience were my grandparents, and I’m so very sorry you had to experience that too. Sending much love and 🫂 hugs
@@otakumangastudios3617 It's unfortunately very common for periods to be shamed. It happened to me growing up and I know a lot of other people who've had periods who have been taught that it's something to keep quiet about.
@@fart9653 i’m very sorry to hear that 😔i’m not sure if it’s exactly common, but maybe both of you happen to be in circles where that was common? Because at least in my upbringing, it was treated no differently than any other bodily function, like pooping or peeing. That itself was not considered weird or disgusting but yeah randomly bringing up in conversation would be considered kind of odd but you know talking to your parents about it when you’re new with it or any questions or like talking to other girls about it has been pretty common. I’m sorry that was not in fact you or this other person‘s experience, that’s very sad to me that you guys didn’t have that experience. I remember also going with my mother into the bathroom stall and I saw menstrual blood and I guess that’s when I was first taught? I remember being absolutely horrified and her explaining to me it was not actual blood which turns out it is but I guess she was trying to not freak me out and wanted to keep the description simple so she explained she was not bleeding and it was just part of the normal cycle of her shedding her egg and uterine lining. Even after knowing that it freaked me out because it looked like blood but I eventually got used to it lol. Again my heart reaches out to anyone who did not have this aspect of their childhood be so nurturing, I’ve definitely experienced shame about other things in my childhood, such as I was shamed a lot for basically having emotions. So, I can totally empathize with feeling like a certain normal natural part of you of any kind is invalid or in anyway unnatural even though it’s absolutely natural and normal. I get my heart reaches out to those of you who didn’t have as neutral of an experience regarding the menstrual cycle. I wish you guys much love and healing and hugs ♥
@@otakumangastudios3617 I think there was just more stigma around what was considered “ladylike” when I was younger. It wasn’t a bad experience per-say. I just think the world is becoming a lot more open to topics that used to be avoided. It was mainly in school where I had the issues. If I suddenly got my period and needed to see the nurse for a tampon, it was a whole lecture and they only gave me one. If I bled through pants at school and needed my mom to bring me clothes, it was almost like a shameful situation where you’d have to sit in the office in your dirty clothes waiting. I for one had struggled with super heavy periods and it was definitely not normal. But if I needed to use the bathroom teachers made a point to say we can’t use our period as an excuse because “all women deal with it.” So I’d have to sit through an entire class without being able to go to the bathroom or talk to anyone including the nurse about what was going on. I’m just glad times are changing and there’s better education surrounding women’s health and anatomy.
@@Jenna_Phillips1122 oh my gosh I’m so very sorry! Perhaps for reference, I didn’t go to public school, I was actually homeschooled my whole life, where there was extreme positivity about periods and such. I guess I just assumed that everybody else was raised the same way. I’m very sorry that was your experience 😔 The school system is screwed up in so many ways and honestly it makes sense now with this information that they would do that. I’m sorry that the nurse will give you a lecture about that, and it’s honestly horrible that they didn’t let you take a break to get yourself physically comfortable. And more often than not feels like school teachers are more interested in having autonomy and power over you and making sure you get every inkling of information from class, because you can focus well in class if you have to pee, have to poo, is leaking menstrual blood everywhere, etc.? I once heard a story by the way, where there’s a girl who asked to be excused to go the bathroom, and she’s given permission by her male teacher, and for the sake of convenience, she started to open her tampon on the way to the bathroom. The teacher heard this, and then said “oh you don’t have to go hide in the bathroom to go have candy, you can share it with everyone else in the class while I teach! “ And she was so frustrated with this and felt so embarrassed that she just pulled out her tampon and shoved it in his face and I don’t remember exactly what she said in response but basically somethings snarky about what he said and yeah I don’t remember the full thing but it was a Reddit post I saw.
I don't know why in India it's considered witchcraft or God In class 10th we have chapter about it but our teacher didn't teach about period and mechanical blocker Like condoms
Shoutout to my teachers in middle school and high school who were efficient and succinct in teaching how the female menstrual cycle worked. It's a testament to them that I understood all of this and knew all of it already. Great animation and video. Thanks for sharing, Dandelion!
My mom never told me anything. And because of that, I told my daughter everything that I could about how she may feel. I bought pads for her and told her to keep it in her school bag. Sadly, the teacher that was talking to the class about menstruation, asked.. "how many of you have had conversations about the period with your parents?" Just my daughter and another girl raised their hand. 2 out 30 girls, step up Mothers. (I also have two boys and they know the extent of the pain because I explained it to them)
The random decrease in progesterone in my body almost killed me last year. Bled for 2 months straight & ended up needing a transfusion. Thank you to all that give blood 🙏🏽🙏🏽 you're a life saver!
The same thing happened to me years ago. One day I was bending over the bath to clean it the next moment the blood ran down my thighs like water. That happened once every week for two months. I would feel a pop like when your water breaks before giving birth. I would bleed for about three days and then it stops until the next time I sweep to hard or pick up something heavy.
This is insane, I learned I have endometriosis that causes intolerable pain in my menstrual cycles and was prescribed to take hormones for producing progesterone, so hesitant to take hormonal pills for the rest of my life but reading such stories make me worried more and consider taking it to avoid further compliactions
The fact that i have my period right now and im watching this- All the things in the end, the moods or signs that we might feel while having period i felt all of that mostly the headache and backpain also irritation and mood swings I thank u for this I've always been so curious on how we get our periods but now i understand!
out of all, we women carries on life with the pain physically and mentally. All the women out there, thankyou for leading such couragious life. Keep inspiring.
as a female from a religious family and school who literally refused to talk about this, just told me yeah cramps and blood once a month, wear a pad, as if it's something to be ashamed of, i'm happy this video exists. i'm happy to know what happens to my body and i believe this should be shown to boys and girls alike.
@@ashleychurchill9779 Who cares. You can believe in Spider-Man but that doesn't make it real. Besides, you wouldn't need to pretend something is or was if that is or was the case. 😶
I'm a male, mom never consent to me taking sex ed class. I'm just now learning this at 40, great video. I give credit for women that they have to go through this every month.
That's very depressing, knowing there's parents out there depriving their kids of proper sex education, then they wonder what went wrong when their kid is having a baby at 16. The requirement of parental consent for such education should be eliminated. I'm glad you did your own research on it regardless of your age.
Watching this while on my period is a different experience. It's great learning more about our body, it really educates me and gives me a greater mindset rather than being annoyed by my period. Also, I really love the quote in the beginning "Menstruation is the only blood that is not born from the violence, yet it is the one that disgusts you the most. - Maia Schwartz" it's a statement that needs to be spread all over, menstruation is a natural thing and we should normalize talking about it even if men is around, and other men should be more acceptable and respectable about it.
Any women with PCOS 🙋♀️ I feel a sense of relief when I get my period even if it’s light and for only one day. I know my ovaries are still doing it’s thing and not being completely overtaken by cysts. This is the most detailed video I’ve ever seen on menstruation. Thank you…
I'm here with you. Most women hate having their periods, yet I would give literally anything to be able to have periods. I hadn't had a normal period in over 9 years. Last time I had a somewhat normal period was about 4 years ago but only lasted for a day. The random spotting over the years is annoying. Almost teasing you, if I'm honest and I hate it. Before I stopped having my periods altogether, I would bleed for around 6 days. I guess it's the fact that I won't be able to have kids is what upsets me the most.
I salute and respect all the women in the world. We get periods every month. We bleed for a week but still manage to do all our duties as required. This is something men don't understand. Aren't women amazing?
I think this is a great vid for my daughters....but also for my son. Period talk is not taboo in our home. I don't want him growing up thinking it's gross, rather a natural thing. I tell him without it he wouldn't exist. I want him to be understanding of what we go through each month. It may be overwhelming for him dealing with our mood swings in a home with 3 females who happen to sync up....but at least he'll understand why his sister is snapping every 5 min lol. He thinks we should be allowed to skip work/school for a few days given what our bodies are going through. In the future when he marries or has a daughter, he'll be more attentive or understanding.....or at least I hope he is.
i I freaking hate menstruation so much like why do we have to bleed? It’s so unfair I don’t care about the cramps I don’t care about anything else about periods. I just hate how us girls have to bleed every month. It’s so annoying I hate pads.
Tampons is how I made it less stressful I got tired of pads at age 30. Started tampons and it feels like I’m not wearing anything and I feel more free. Pads are dumb you can’t sneeze or sit up too fast or it’ll feel like flood gates are opening I had to let them go
i seriously cannot believe that they have such less subscribers and views for such GREAT CONTENT! the effort they put into making these is so much , underrated for sure i will make sure to tell my school group about this channel for biology purposes keep it up!
I had my first period at age 12, and honestly it was very frightening for me, but with the help of a patient mother and a little sister, things got better consistently. I am almost 5 years into getting periods and this video gave me a lot of insight of what i should have known long ago about the process of periods and why I bloat so much. Thank you 😊👌
Same I was 12. I went to the bathroom at like 2am and as soon as I seen my underwear I thought “great now it’s started”.. i always saw my mom going though it and I would think “ I hope I never get it” lol.
I was 11. I knew all about it, but when I first got it I was scared. I never had it before and I needed time to process. I didn't even know I had it. I was going to the bathroom, and my mom was in there, and she saw the blood, and she said you got your period! I just turned 11 in June 16th, and that summer we went to Italy, and she told all my family members. 😂 It's just the right of passage. :)
I was never taught anything about ovulation until I started doing my own research. I was confused and ashamed at how I felt in those times, and I’m both glad to have been educated on why and frustrated that I had undergone so many years of feeling wrong because the education system refused to tell me about it. Thank you for making me feel right and validated by such natural occurrences in my body.
Other symptoms I get sometimes are nausia, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, and dizziness. Sometimes all at the same time on top of the pain. It seems to vary depending on the month.
I've read somewhere that progesterone level changes can cause looser bowel movements. I've also noticed that I shed more skin and hair around the same time. also, it might be a vitamin or iron deficiency causing your dizziness. Adding a fortified cereal might fix that. I used to go blind just standing up too quickly and yes, it made me throw up also 💀
I’ve always had those symptoms during my period too. I used to miss school because of it. After having my first child my periods aren’t nearly as bad though.
I have my period right now and watching this makes me feel more educated and aware of my health. I often get abdominal pain and it hurts so much, thank you for this information!
When having an abdominal cramp your uterus is having a minor contraction(like labor to push out q baby but on a much much smaller scale) to pass a clot. Something that has helped is go sit on the toilet whilst having g a cramp and relax your pelvis. It might just help get the clot out easier and subside the pain.
As a woman this was amazing to watch and I love how they put heavy emphasis on the fact that every girls period starts at any given time when the body is ready, I got mine on my 8th birthday and I was terrified because I thought I was too young and didn't understand why I got it at such an early age, but now that I'm 20 I've heard that some girls have gotten theirs as early a 7 and that it's completely normal to start "early"
Wow that's young! In my school a classmate got it at age 10 so I thought that was young. I got mine at age 12, thankfully after school. I told my best friend and she told me to use toilet paper until I get home :p
Currently having period with severe cramps and this channel popped up in my feed. And i was scrolling to watch this type of video.finally found. It would be great if the channel makes a video about why we get extreme period pain
The irony that this was recommended to me after starting my period yesterday lmao. This was a great video. I think its good that we have videos like this now. Maybe it will be easier for young girls to understand their bodies.
Wow how did RUclips know that I’m currently on my period to suggest this video😀. Really it felt great seeing this in 3D. Usually I do imagine in my head what’s going in inside my body when I’m on my period. I have painful periods too and usually close my eyes to fall asleep while feeling relief from imagining it in my head. It’s the way I cope when I don’t use pain reliefs. Great content. New subscriber here👍
I live in Brazil and in my old school biology teacher taught us, girls and boys, about our bodies and the difference between us. I think it is really helpful for girls and boys to know how their bodies works. Thanks for the video
I had some idea about menstruation but this animation literally made everything crystal clear! Being a man I don't feel any shame talking about it and no one else should either.
When I was a kid experiencing my period for the first time we didn't even have RUclips or this kind of technology lol...this is one of the reasons I love the internet. Now I can show my daughter this video and she would fully understand the process. Thank you😊❤
Love it! Please keep doing these gorgeous and informative videos. This 4-minute video gain my understanding much more than reading for hours. Thank you!
As a man, I’ve encountered menstrual blood at times when having intercourse. A woman can’t always tell if her period has started or if it’s completely finished. I learned it’s no big deal. It might be messy, but it’s not at all disgusting or dirty. All it takes is a little washing up. An extra towel or two can protect the sheets if you are unsure. I found in some ways, it can be an even more intimate experience with a woman, sharing something so personal. It’s just a normal function of the female body.
But as a woman, I will still feel sorry if that ever happen.thats why I always warn my husband when my period is coming,what date it will be..so in case he wanted to do it,need to do it fast if he didn't want to see something disgusting 😅 But in the bright side,he always remember my date of menstrual and if we went to doctor for check up,he can remember clearly when was the last time I had period better than myself haha
That's nice, but that hardly compares to a woman having to deal with it all day, every day for a week, every month (barring pregnancy) for half of her life. I am nearly 50 & so tired this shit, I'm beyond ready for it to end.
I hope they start teaching like this in schools too. As a guy of 19 yrs now I really understand what Periods are and what actually happens to females. Tysm for making animations like this ✨❤ Lots of love from India 🇮🇳❤
I love how this video's educational both from the scientific side and human side. Normalizing how it's different for each and why we should change our mindset about the blood, it's beautiful, thank you so much.
So wonderfully explained .Being a girl it feels very good to know about my bodily functions so deeply .A great thanks to the Dandelion team for imparting such knowledge!
I'm in my 40s and didn't know how it all actually worked until now. Very informative. Incredible how the corpus luteum knows whether or not the egg has been fertilized and acts accordingly either to keep preparing the uterus for pregnancy or to flush out the debris.
@@Tiandra-ds2uc Well I would say how perfectly evolution has arrived at these marvels of the reproductive system. But we all have our own opinions on these matters.
Ya whole process is controlled by hormones , it's too clever. If ovum is fertilised , there would be no mens , and secretion of HCG (HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPHIN ) by placenta , that is formed let's say after 10 days. This supports Corpous luteum which continues to secrete progesterone, some estrogen ...
As a medical student when I was covering this topic I should've watched this vedio and understand the concepts clearly but hey, never too late for a good information, highly appreciated ❤️
How beautifully this animation shows a most important part of women's body ovulation and menstruation and girls don't hate your periods it's a gift which can create life 💗
I knew someone whose dad took her to hospital because he didn't understand that the bleeding was her first period. How traumatic for her! So many men are so so ignorant about the female body, it's terrible.
@@rhomayyann4691 um yeah? He did smth to her mum to make her yet doesn't know anything ab the womens body? Embarrassing. He made a whole kid using a womens body
I didn't start cramping until the end of my 8th grade year. I'd suffer unbearable cramps throughout high school and the first years of college. I finally found a tactic that's eliminated my cramps: taking pamprin/midol at least once a day 4 or 5 days before your next period is estimated to start. I've never cramped since, which I'm grateful for.
Thank you so much! I love the quote in the beginning. It makes no sense how people get grossed out about periods. It's just a sign that our body failed to get pregnant. Nothing to be grossed out about. 😊
I'm from Turkey and both women and men's reproductive systems are being taught to us in biology class even though it's very scientific just like in this video, I think it's helpful. I was quite shocked that some people learned these things just now..I wouldn't call our curriculum perfect either since we learn all these things in high school, much later after all the puberty stuff's start.
This needs to be shown-not only women, but men. You do not know how many times I’ve come across guys my age that don’t know ANYTHING about a woman’s body, let alone periods. And that’s so concerning.
As a single young man who's found finding love in life a real challenge. I am in awe at the detail expressed within this docco. Thankyou Genevieve for being there to share with me a moment with you through that experience. I love womens bodies they are amazing thanks Mum and Dad too.
Periods is a natural process... it's neither a sin nor something to be ashamed of but often associated with misconceptions... really appreciative of your video.. good work guys👏👏
I just wish we weren’t sometimes shunned for the natural processes our bodies go through as women. This is normal and should always be treated as such.
I’m a woman and I personally think it’s sad that i will have to deal with this for 40 years of my life every month. Not to mention the effects of menopause, child birth, etc. I don’t even have a regular cycle so my period literally did not stop for 3 whole months not long ago, until i went to the gynaecologist and was prescribed birth control to regulate my period again. I stopped the birth control as it was perhaps causing migraines with aura symptoms, which are visual disturbances. It may also cause blood clots in the brain. I have no choice but to keep using birth control despite my family doctor advising against it, mainly because I have iron deficiency too. Basically, if I don’t do anything, i will lose too much blood and iron, but if i do something about it, i may give myself migraines and/or blood clots. I would say it’s a curse, but again, this is only from my personal experience.
It’s been about 3 years since I started my cycle , and honestly the thumbnail of the video kind of scared me but I knew this is something that happens to me every month so I have to watch it no matter what… even if I’m not taught this by someone else . Our school briefly tells us about it which isn’t sufficient and awareness should be spread more .
I was watching this and my boy little cousin peeked in, after I felt someone behind me, I looked behind me and saw his face. His reaction was priceless.
At first I wasn't shocked after watching it because of being a science student but the respect for you all women's are much increased than before 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻a huge salute to all those mother's who suffer ultimate pain to give birth to new life 🙏🏻🙏🏻literally very informative content ever found on yt
Dudes nuts make spermies...much respect for my nuts. Lungs be taking in oxygen...much respect for those that xan breathe. Grass is green and say is blue...much respect for all the things twe don't control that happen anyway.
Had a hysterectomy years ago…and I am so glad I don’t have to deal with monthly bleeding anymore. I had irregular periods, sometimes they would happen and other times it wouldn’t happen for several years. Then one year I finally had my period and I wouldn’t stop bleeding. I started to become anemic…So my uterus had to be removed. All is well, no more periods.🙂 To this day I still don’t know why i wouldn’t stop bleeding and why I didn’t have my period for several years. 🤔🤷🏻♀️
@@Lola_Nico Women need to speak up about this, and not allow themselves, the truth or reality to be erased or silenced. The ONLY 'birthing person' IS a woman. The only reason why transmen/non-binary people can give birth is because, they are women who don't want to be and feel differently, so by definition, still women.
@@kashiaroundtheworld fuck yeah. I speak up a lot personally in real life and online. I’m not going to let males invade our sports and prisons, and other safe spaces for females.
Mesmerizing! As a woman, It's beneficial for me to know these details about how my body functions. You know, it's part of nurturing and discovering more about yourself. Thanks! ♀️♡
they can call themselves trans-women sure, but they will never ever be female/or a woman and will never menstruate. Ive seen a few tiktoks of multiple trans-woman pretending to have periods and pretending to need pads and tampons and im like- 🤨
Really helpful and educational. Thank you for this. Well in my case it is definitely irritation, fatigue and just a slight lower back pain and that's it. I never had cramps. Don't really know what it's like to have them but I'm sure they hurt so bad.
@@godblessyou2091 you don't know how lucky you are. Anytime I'm on my period, I can't do anything for the first 2 days because of the extreme abdominal pain. Some times I even have nausea. 😢
So good, as a woman seeing an animation that clearly explains the process that happens to my body every month is really helpful and educational, thank you dandelion team u are great as always!
Yes exactly!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!
That's great for the women. And good education.
Exactly
This should be taught not only to girls, but to boys as well. Periods are just a natural occurrence to the body. It shouldn’t be something to be ashamed or disgusted. Wonderful video!
Thank you 🙏🏻
@jemini it’s fine as long as you’re careful 💗
Boys can't get periods 😂
Nah the boys in my class will be laughing because y’know, there is private things in there and I will be anxious as heck
It should be taught so boys know they can’t change genders more than anything.
This four minute animation explained menstruation better than my health teacher did in an hour.
Lol😂you’re right on that. I learned more on the show called ancient aliens on the history channel then I did in my history classes back in high school. To me that just goes to show how awful the school system really is. If they made it less boring and more interesting then maybe students would actually get something out of it and would like the class more.
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An hour? More like whole semester.
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I think what a lot of guys don't realize is the consistency of menstrual blood isn't smooth like blood from a cut. Because it's also made up of tissue, it's often thick and clotted-looking, almost like mucous.
Yep
Mine used to be pretty watery when I was younger, like normal blood that flows and trickles. But since I reached my late 20s it changed into a mucus-like substance. Barely any liquid, more like giving birth to jellies. Sorry I'm gross.
I thought something is wrong with me but looks like it's nothing.
I didn't really know that until I saw my girlfriend naked while going through it...I was super curious🙃
@@alex47_in_downtown18 It's smart to be curious and make observations. :)
yep...esp some ppl are like why not donate the period blood to ____ unironically..it's not like red blood we see normally
It hurts so bad. it’s like my body is punishing me for not getting pregnant 😂
😂😂😂, my pain is unbearable,look I vomit,I feel dizzy, sometimes diarrhea oooh ,I ended up saying my body is punishing me 😅
@@neemapeterurassa7604 I throw up too it’s horrible
And it will give us tremendous pain when we get pregnant 😭💔
Pls don't listen to your body
@@neemapeterurassa7604weird but true I don't throw up I get a huge appetite
I have a girlfriend, and every time she is on her periods it just feels wrong for me to not be able to be next to her, or feel anything of her stress and pain. To have a stomach ache once a month is really painful for me, but to have cramps, stomach pain, and in her case a lot of pain in the limbs, I really wish I could be next to her and soothe her.. This video must be shown to girls as well as boys, so that people don’t grow up thinking this is “gross and causes irritability”, when in reality it isn’t something by choice and is a much harder time for her.
You are such a Gentleman !
When I have a periods, I dont have a joy of life. I lossed my job because of period, because it was pandemic and Cristmass was my only joy and my only joy was taken away, so I was so depressed, that I couldnt work.
Now trying to rebuild my life and feel so angry at one men, who have a lot of food and drops it on bin, while I go hungry because dont have a money to buy for sometimes.
@@fishythenothosaurus5938 I'm so sorry for whatever you are going through. Praying that things get better for you soon! 🤍
Perform.. cun.... ilingus to help with the pain
Not just that. There are some women that can't get up from the bed literally during their period. Just like my mom and my sister and my dad is the one who takes care of them everytime. From getting a warm compress to going to pharmacy for pain relievers.
Periods in a nutshell
Body wants baby
Body doesn't get baby
Body gets revenge.
lol
Body gets a punch and a fuck off finger
Wow😂 nice one
Good one😂
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Being as a brother I definitely recommend this to all my sisters and those male who didn't knew about female problem and making fun instead of helping her. We all need to understand this is not a taboo it's OK to have a periods.
instead of saying its OK to have periods u should word it like its ok to TALK about periods. ur comment is like saying
its ok to breath
@@user-rc4xq9jv4bu on periods now? Seems like it. Moody tone
It's not a 'problem,' brother. Just a normal body function for females.
@@katekatey279pick me
Yeah the way u worded this wasn’t rlly the best. I do get what your trying to say tho.
Women go through all this every month! And while they are on their period they could have an exam, an interview or any important thing in their lives but they go through all this without even complaining! Women are really a miracle of nature
What about trans women
Exactly 💯
@🌸workout ssassy🌸 I'm so sorry you had to go through that and to think you and all the women on earth go through that every month really saddens me and to be very honest I may never truly understand you pain but you are very strong I don't think I can't ever imagine bleeding through my genitals every month. Your strength really is extraordinary
We actully do complain. Bit
@@coverage4660 that's alright, you do deserve to complain seeing what bad plumbing has nature did with human female you deserve to complain! The human reproductive system is a miracle of nature that's true but menstrual bleed is still the worst part of it! It's painful, messy, sometimes embarrassing (never be embarassed tho) so it's okay to complain to ones whom you love and I'm sure they will try to take you pain away in any way possible
Being a med student i must say this is an awesome explanation !Thanks for educating people out there !
Thank you 🙏🏻
Agreed
This only explains the average process. How about I including something about women with two uterus and/or four ovaries. Tell about such things and how it can change your periods and how it can effect your menopause.
Nice
Yes!
Imagine having a video like this back when we were young girls. Such a great visualization of what happens to our bodies. I remember being so confused about it all even after watching the vhs tape in class. It made it feel like our periods were shameful and needed to be hidden. It’s un-ladylike to talk about, it’s unsanitary, etc. I’m so glad that future generations have access to information like this and in a time where we only continue to become more vocal about women’s healthcare.
I’m so sorry that happened for you sad face you appear to be around the same age as me. May I ask what the circumstances were in which that you felt such incredible shame for a normal human bodily function? :-) I’m sincerely curious because I’ve never known of the world that have normalized women’s menstrual cycles. Either way I’m very very sorry that was your experience and I feel very disheartened to know that there are still young people out there who have this experience. The only people I know of who had this experience were my grandparents, and I’m so very sorry you had to experience that too. Sending much love and 🫂 hugs
@@otakumangastudios3617 It's unfortunately very common for periods to be shamed. It happened to me growing up and I know a lot of other people who've had periods who have been taught that it's something to keep quiet about.
@@fart9653 i’m very sorry to hear that 😔i’m not sure if it’s exactly common, but maybe both of you happen to be in circles where that was common? Because at least in my upbringing, it was treated no differently than any other bodily function, like pooping or peeing. That itself was not considered weird or disgusting but yeah randomly bringing up in conversation would be considered kind of odd but you know talking to your parents about it when you’re new with it or any questions or like talking to other girls about it has been pretty common. I’m sorry that was not in fact you or this other person‘s experience, that’s very sad to me that you guys didn’t have that experience. I remember also going with my mother into the bathroom stall and I saw menstrual blood and I guess that’s when I was first taught? I remember being absolutely horrified and her explaining to me it was not actual blood which turns out it is but I guess she was trying to not freak me out and wanted to keep the description simple so she explained she was not bleeding and it was just part of the normal cycle of her shedding her egg and uterine lining. Even after knowing that it freaked me out because it looked like blood but I eventually got used to it lol. Again my heart reaches out to anyone who did not have this aspect of their childhood be so nurturing, I’ve definitely experienced shame about other things in my childhood, such as I was shamed a lot for basically having emotions. So, I can totally empathize with feeling like a certain normal natural part of you of any kind is invalid or in anyway unnatural even though it’s absolutely natural and normal. I get my heart reaches out to those of you who didn’t have as neutral of an experience regarding the menstrual cycle. I wish you guys much love and healing and hugs ♥
@@otakumangastudios3617 I think there was just more stigma around what was considered “ladylike” when I was younger. It wasn’t a bad experience per-say. I just think the world is becoming a lot more open to topics that used to be avoided. It was mainly in school where I had the issues. If I suddenly got my period and needed to see the nurse for a tampon, it was a whole lecture and they only gave me one. If I bled through pants at school and needed my mom to bring me clothes, it was almost like a shameful situation where you’d have to sit in the office in your dirty clothes waiting. I for one had struggled with super heavy periods and it was definitely not normal. But if I needed to use the bathroom teachers made a point to say we can’t use our period as an excuse because “all women deal with it.” So I’d have to sit through an entire class without being able to go to the bathroom or talk to anyone including the nurse about what was going on. I’m just glad times are changing and there’s better education surrounding women’s health and anatomy.
@@Jenna_Phillips1122 oh my gosh I’m so very sorry! Perhaps for reference, I didn’t go to public school, I was actually homeschooled my whole life, where there was extreme positivity about periods and such. I guess I just assumed that everybody else was raised the same way. I’m very sorry that was your experience 😔
The school system is screwed up in so many ways and honestly it makes sense now with this information that they would do that. I’m sorry that the nurse will give you a lecture about that, and it’s honestly horrible that they didn’t let you take a break to get yourself physically comfortable. And more often than not feels like school teachers are more interested in having autonomy and power over you and making sure you get every inkling of information from class, because you can focus well in class if you have to pee, have to poo, is leaking menstrual blood everywhere, etc.?
I once heard a story by the way, where there’s a girl who asked to be excused to go the bathroom, and she’s given permission by her male teacher, and for the sake of convenience, she started to open her tampon on the way to the bathroom. The teacher heard this, and then said “oh you don’t have to go hide in the bathroom to go have candy, you can share it with everyone else in the class while I teach! “ And she was so frustrated with this and felt so embarrassed that she just pulled out her tampon and shoved it in his face and I don’t remember exactly what she said in response but basically somethings snarky about what he said and yeah I don’t remember the full thing but it was a Reddit post I saw.
I'm on my period right now and when she said our bodies prepare for pregnancy my heart skipped a beat LMAOO
I don't know why in India it's considered witchcraft or God
In class 10th we have chapter about it but our teacher didn't teach about period and mechanical blocker
Like condoms
Shoutout to my teachers in middle school and high school who were efficient and succinct in teaching how the female menstrual cycle worked. It's a testament to them that I understood all of this and knew all of it already.
Great animation and video. Thanks for sharing, Dandelion!
Thank you 🙏🏻❤️
My mom never told me anything. And because of that, I told my daughter everything that I could about how she may feel. I bought pads for her and told her to keep it in her school bag. Sadly, the teacher that was talking to the class about menstruation, asked.. "how many of you have had conversations about the period with your parents?" Just my daughter and another girl raised their hand. 2 out 30 girls, step up Mothers. (I also have two boys and they know the extent of the pain because I explained it to them)
Yes same for me...really thankful to them
The random decrease in progesterone in my body almost killed me last year. Bled for 2 months straight & ended up needing a transfusion. Thank you to all that give blood 🙏🏽🙏🏽 you're a life saver!
Thank you for sharing your story
The same thing happened to me years ago. One day I was bending over the bath to clean it the next moment the blood ran down my thighs like water. That happened once every week for two months. I would feel a pop like when your water breaks before giving birth. I would bleed for about three days and then it stops until the next time I sweep to hard or pick up something heavy.
I ended up getting 12 blood transfusion. Almost died. Finally had to Have a hysterectomy.
@@HaitianBlackGinger11 what was done during the hysterectomy? Did you remove your polyp or you have adenomyosis?
This is insane, I learned I have endometriosis that causes intolerable pain in my menstrual cycles and was prescribed to take hormones for producing progesterone, so hesitant to take hormonal pills for the rest of my life but reading such stories make me worried more and consider taking it to avoid further compliactions
The fact that i have my period right now and im watching this-
All the things in the end, the moods or signs that we might feel while having period i felt all of that mostly the headache and backpain also irritation and mood swings
I thank u for this I've always been so curious on how we get our periods but now i understand!
Same!!ಥ‿ಥ
me.
Me too ! 😂
it's 4 w me 😆
Yo
out of all, we women carries on life with the pain physically and mentally. All the women out there, thankyou for leading such couragious life. Keep inspiring.
sweet thanks
Thanks:3
Thanks buddy 😘
as a female from a religious family and school who literally refused to talk about this, just told me yeah cramps and blood once a month, wear a pad, as if it's something to be ashamed of, i'm happy this video exists. i'm happy to know what happens to my body and i believe this should be shown to boys and girls alike.
Orthodox family be like.....
Don't worry starting from you to ur next generation
It can be changed by u
I believe in God and I would tell my daughter about it I would explain it .
if god exist why he would allow a 10 year old allowed to give birth lol 😂
Religion ruins everything. 😶
@@ashleychurchill9779
Who cares. You can believe in Spider-Man but that doesn't make it real.
Besides, you wouldn't need to pretend something is or was if that is or was the case. 😶
I'm a male, mom never consent to me taking sex ed class. I'm just now learning this at 40, great video. I give credit for women that they have to go through this every month.
nicee
damn I was forging signatures by highschool lmao
My parents believe the same thing... I never ever got to take any of those classes. Only my "sister"
That's very depressing, knowing there's parents out there depriving their kids of proper sex education, then they wonder what went wrong when their kid is having a baby at 16. The requirement of parental consent for such education should be eliminated. I'm glad you did your own research on it regardless of your age.
@@SamAceRothstein nah. I mean he literally lived his life without knowing this, it's not necessary
Watching this while on my period is a different experience. It's great learning more about our body, it really educates me and gives me a greater mindset rather than being annoyed by my period. Also, I really love the quote in the beginning "Menstruation is the only blood that is not born from the violence, yet it is the one that disgusts you the most. - Maia Schwartz" it's a statement that needs to be spread all over, menstruation is a natural thing and we should normalize talking about it even if men is around, and other men should be more acceptable and respectable about it.
Once??
im also on my periodic table
@@oncemidzydaileestayforever2616 yesss lol 🍭
@@florence.066 Yay!!
omg is that nayeon in your pfp ??
Got to know better about menstruation through this video than what I read in my school. I needed clarity and nothing can be better than this.
Any women with PCOS 🙋♀️
I feel a sense of relief when I get my period even if it’s light and for only one day. I know my ovaries are still doing it’s thing and not being completely overtaken by cysts.
This is the most detailed video I’ve ever seen on menstruation. Thank you…
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Opposite problem here, I bleed too often. Either frequent periods or longer time between but with spotting. Gotta love PCOS 🙃
Wishing you relief 🙏🏼
I'm here with you. Most women hate having their periods, yet I would give literally anything to be able to have periods.
I hadn't had a normal period in over 9 years. Last time I had a somewhat normal period was about 4 years ago but only lasted for a day. The random spotting over the years is annoying. Almost teasing you, if I'm honest and I hate it.
Before I stopped having my periods altogether, I would bleed for around 6 days.
I guess it's the fact that I won't be able to have kids is what upsets me the most.
@@SG31792 same here. :( Ayurveda is helping me get better though.
I salute and respect all the women in the world. We get periods every month. We bleed for a week but still manage to do all our duties as required. This is something men don't understand. Aren't women amazing?
search for “we dont need men meme”
We women rock!
i like minecraft
@@sstarsodaa That’s still a biological female
@@jasminecruz yes, but they’re still men who can have periods
I think this is a great vid for my daughters....but also for my son. Period talk is not taboo in our home. I don't want him growing up thinking it's gross, rather a natural thing. I tell him without it he wouldn't exist. I want him to be understanding of what we go through each month. It may be overwhelming for him dealing with our mood swings in a home with 3 females who happen to sync up....but at least he'll understand why his sister is snapping every 5 min lol. He thinks we should be allowed to skip work/school for a few days given what our bodies are going through. In the future when he marries or has a daughter, he'll be more attentive or understanding.....or at least I hope he is.
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Impressive
Lots of disgusting things are also natural, the two aren't mutually exclusive. Stop naval gazing, get over yourselves.
@@lfreece2 okay
@@lfreece2 weird..
i I freaking hate menstruation so much like why do we have to bleed? It’s so unfair I don’t care about the cramps I don’t care about anything else about periods. I just hate how us girls have to bleed every month. It’s so annoying I hate pads.
I know how you feel periods suck I hate my periods I hate bleeding heavy
I’m with you hon. ❤️ it doesn’t get less annoying but it does get more easy
Tampons is how I made it less stressful I got tired of pads at age 30. Started tampons and it feels like I’m not wearing anything and I feel more free. Pads are dumb you can’t sneeze or sit up too fast or it’ll feel like flood gates are opening I had to let them go
because our bodies are insane and want to have 50million babies
Was shocked that we also have tiny hairs on our fallopian tubes! Love these kinds of vids. We can learn more about our body
It’s not actual hair it is called cilia( hair like structure) helps in the movement of egg cell
@@jyotidhole9610 oohh, thank you so much for clearing it moree !
This tiny hairs helps to moves the fertilised ova means zygote forward
@@jyotidhole9610 its actually fimbrae which helps in collection of ovum
@@diyajoshi3402 yes but when egg reaches the Fallopian tube the further transport is done by cilia whereas fimbriae does the initial transport
i seriously cannot believe that they have such less subscribers and views for such GREAT CONTENT! the effort they put into making these is so much , underrated for sure i will make sure to tell my school group about this channel for biology purposes
keep it up!
Thank you so much for your comment, it really means a lot to us.
Ur absolutely right...I m going to subscribe this channel right now 🤩
I had my first period at age 12, and honestly it was very frightening for me, but with the help of a patient mother and a little sister, things got better consistently. I am almost 5 years into getting periods and this video gave me a lot of insight of what i should have known long ago about the process of periods and why I bloat so much. Thank you 😊👌
I had mine at 12 too. My daughter had hers at almost 9. It is strange in this day and age.
Same I was 12. I went to the bathroom at like 2am and as soon as I seen my underwear I thought “great now it’s started”.. i always saw my mom going though it and I would think “ I hope I never get it” lol.
I had mine at 12, but every time i don't feel any pain😂😂😂
I was 11. I knew all about it, but when I first got it I was scared. I never had it before and I needed time to process. I didn't even know I had it. I was going to the bathroom, and my mom was in there, and she saw the blood, and she said you got your period! I just turned 11 in June 16th, and that summer we went to Italy, and she told all my family members. 😂 It's just the right of passage. :)
i had mine at 9💀
I had womb cancer before I treated it last month .. it's gone now, and I'm so excited to have my healthy period again 💜 it's coming today🖤
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Congratulations! You're a hero. So happy for you.
congratulations!!!
Congrats dear❤, that's an achievement 👏
So happy you are ok 🙂
I was never taught anything about ovulation until I started doing my own research. I was confused and ashamed at how I felt in those times, and I’m both glad to have been educated on why and frustrated that I had undergone so many years of feeling wrong because the education system refused to tell me about it. Thank you for making me feel right and validated by such natural occurrences in my body.
I personally think it's so shitty that our bodies decide to riot when we don't get pregnant
Right?
right? it should be thanking us instead we get this
Ikr. Same.
yeah, especially if you're just a little girl...
Yeah right!!! Like, you are wrong for not being pregnant 🤣🤣😭😭😭
I'm a guy but this was still very informational and I think everyone, no matter their gender, should learn the male and female puberty processes
True
I know right
Watching this while on my period is giving me goosebumps😍... Being a woman is also a blessing ❤
Explains how,please.
Other symptoms I get sometimes are nausia, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, and dizziness. Sometimes all at the same time on top of the pain. It seems to vary depending on the month.
I've read somewhere that progesterone level changes can cause looser bowel movements. I've also noticed that I shed more skin and hair around the same time.
also, it might be a vitamin or iron deficiency causing your dizziness. Adding a fortified cereal might fix that. I used to go blind just standing up too quickly and yes, it made me throw up also 💀
I’ve always had those symptoms during my period too. I used to miss school because of it. After having my first child my periods aren’t nearly as bad though.
I always have loss of appetite when I'm on my period. 😢
@@BlissfulBluebell SAMEEEE i thought it was normal because its been going on for a few years.
I have severe PCOS and the cramps is unbearable if I don’t take pain killers 😓
I have my period right now and watching this makes me feel more educated and aware of my health. I often get abdominal pain and it hurts so much, thank you for this information!
Me too hun lol
@Anaya Khurram you are beautiful
@@faysal4801 Thank you
@@anayakhurram3323 where ru from?
When having an abdominal cramp your uterus is having a minor contraction(like labor to push out q baby but on a much much smaller scale) to pass a clot. Something that has helped is go sit on the toilet whilst having g a cramp and relax your pelvis. It might just help get the clot out easier and subside the pain.
As a woman this was amazing to watch and I love how they put heavy emphasis on the fact that every girls period starts at any given time when the body is ready, I got mine on my 8th birthday and I was terrified because I thought I was too young and didn't understand why I got it at such an early age, but now that I'm 20 I've heard that some girls have gotten theirs as early a 7 and that it's completely normal to start "early"
wow! thats crazy to hear for me just because i didnt get my period until i was 15.
Wow that's young! In my school a classmate got it at age 10 so I thought that was young. I got mine at age 12, thankfully after school. I told my best friend and she told me to use toilet paper until I get home :p
@@sarahortiz8191 I got mine when I was 10 as well and it was very emotionally taxing since nobody told me anything about it.
My mom started hers at 9 years old and I started mine at 13 😊 Pretty amazing how our bodies work!
It's not normal. They should see a doctor.
Currently having period with severe cramps and this channel popped up in my feed. And i was scrolling to watch this type of video.finally found.
It would be great if the channel makes a video about why we get extreme period pain
The irony that this was recommended to me after starting my period yesterday lmao. This was a great video. I think its good that we have videos like this now. Maybe it will be easier for young girls to understand their bodies.
Same hahahah
Sameee
Sameeee lol
Haha same, seems like RUclips spies on flo
Omg same, how??
im a guy but this taught me more about the womans menstrual cycle than school ever did. Thank you. This is a good tool for young people
Wow how did RUclips know that I’m currently on my period to suggest this video😀.
Really it felt great seeing this in 3D. Usually I do imagine in my head what’s going in inside my body when I’m on my period. I have painful periods too and usually close my eyes to fall asleep while feeling relief from imagining it in my head. It’s the way I cope when I don’t use pain reliefs.
Great content. New subscriber here👍
I live in Brazil and in my old school biology teacher taught us, girls and boys, about our bodies and the difference between us.
I think it is really helpful for girls and boys to know how their bodies works. Thanks for the video
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Did you vote for Bolsonario
@@hugodaniel8975 never
@@hugodaniel8975 jamais
It’s very important because it empowers us!
I had some idea about menstruation but this animation literally made everything crystal clear! Being a man I don't feel any shame talking about it and no one else should either.
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thank you!
When I was a kid experiencing my period for the first time we didn't even have RUclips or this kind of technology lol...this is one of the reasons I love the internet. Now I can show my daughter this video and she would fully understand the process. Thank you😊❤
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I’m having the worst cramps and I’m crying for no reason:(((
OMG 😊…. *MR OBALAR* ON RUclips CURED ME TOTALLY 🇺🇸🙏
Your magical hands have relieved me of my pain and I can't find a way of thanking you enough, thank you *MR OBALAR* for curing my horribl *STD* ..❤❤❤
My period ended yesterday...feels like heaven
Love it! Please keep doing these gorgeous and informative videos. This 4-minute video gain my understanding much more than reading for hours. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!🙏
As a man, I’ve encountered menstrual blood at times when having intercourse. A woman can’t always tell if her period has started or if it’s completely finished. I learned it’s no big deal. It might be messy, but it’s not at all disgusting or dirty. All it takes is a little washing up. An extra towel or two can protect the sheets if you are unsure. I found in some ways, it can be an even more intimate experience with a woman, sharing something so personal. It’s just a normal function of the female body.
But as a woman, I will still feel sorry if that ever happen.thats why I always warn my husband when my period is coming,what date it will be..so in case he wanted to do it,need to do it fast if he didn't want to see something disgusting 😅
But in the bright side,he always remember my date of menstrual and if we went to doctor for check up,he can remember clearly when was the last time I had period better than myself haha
That's nice, but that hardly compares to a woman having to deal with it all day, every day for a week, every month (barring pregnancy) for half of her life. I am nearly 50 & so tired this shit, I'm beyond ready for it to end.
You're ultimately more mature than a lot of guys I've met.
Yes!
please please please avoid having intercourse when we are menstruating
This is beautifully done. I'm so looking forward to turning 51 years old. So done with menstrual pain every three weeks.
Same and I'm 30 right now..😢
I hope they start teaching like this in schools too. As a guy of 19 yrs now I really understand what Periods are and what actually happens to females.
Tysm for making animations like this ✨❤ Lots of love from India 🇮🇳❤
I love the educational aspect that this page brings to many women 👌🏽
Thank you 🙏🏻
I love how this video's educational both from the scientific side and human side. Normalizing how it's different for each and why we should change our mindset about the blood, it's beautiful, thank you so much.
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Huge respect to the cameraman. These people need more respect for the hard jobs they do.
So wonderfully explained .Being a girl it feels very good to know about my bodily functions so deeply .A great thanks to the Dandelion team for imparting such knowledge!
Thank you 🙏🏻❤️
This animation explains the process so perfectly. This should be used in schools.
You are so underrated!
Please don’t give up or stop! Your channel is adored so much!
Thanks for making the videos you do, especially about sex!
I am a Med Student….and this is a excellent 3D animation of the whole Menstrual cycle….and helped me to remember it easily
I'm on my periods and youTube recommended me this video 🥺❤
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Since I'm a neet aspirant so it is very helpful to me. Thank you so much for providing such a good way to study biology
Thank you 🙏🏻
Same
Jee aspirant here🙃
0:04 is nothing disgusting about periods! This is the Law of Life!
To all the ladies reading this, you guys are queens and we love you, yours truly- all men
3:13 They forgot the part where it hurts like hell 🥲
Yess
I'm in my 40s and didn't know how it all actually worked until now. Very informative. Incredible how the corpus luteum knows whether or not the egg has been fertilized and acts accordingly either to keep preparing the uterus for pregnancy or to flush out the debris.
Right! It’s awesome God is so detailed with His creation
@@Tiandra-ds2uc Well I would say how perfectly evolution has arrived at these marvels of the reproductive system. But we all have our own opinions on these matters.
Ya whole process is controlled by hormones , it's too clever. If ovum is fertilised , there would be no mens , and secretion of HCG (HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPHIN ) by placenta , that is formed let's say after 10 days. This supports Corpous luteum which continues to secrete progesterone, some estrogen ...
As a medical student when I was covering this topic I should've watched this vedio and understand the concepts clearly but hey, never too late for a good information, highly appreciated ❤️
Thank you ❤️
How beautifully this animation shows a most important part of women's body ovulation and menstruation and girls don't hate your periods it's a gift which can create life 💗
OMG 😊…. *MR OBALAR* ON RUclips CURED ME TOTALLY 🇺🇸🙏.
It helps me in my biology subject great video
Girls life is so hard 🥶🥶
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I knew someone whose dad took her to hospital because he didn't understand that the bleeding was her first period. How traumatic for her! So many men are so so ignorant about the female body, it's terrible.
That's legit so annoying. And they act like a period is something disgusting.
What?! His daughter was bleeding and he didn't understand what was happening so he went to get some help and you have a problem with that?!
@@rhomayyann4691 How can a grown man not know what a period is?? Especially with having a wife and children. So so ignorant.
@@rhomayyann4691 um yeah? He did smth to her mum to make her yet doesn't know anything ab the womens body? Embarrassing. He made a whole kid using a womens body
@@charlottetaylor4471 exactly lmao
I didn't start cramping until the end of my 8th grade year. I'd suffer unbearable cramps throughout high school and the first years of college. I finally found a tactic that's eliminated my cramps: taking pamprin/midol at least once a day 4 or 5 days before your next period is estimated to start. I've never cramped since, which I'm grateful for.
girls are soooo pretty inside out.
2:11 looks like a lavender field,
Only thing is it’s most likely not purple and full of blood
@@CmCm-uz8gu exactly 😭
I remember learning this in my A&P class. I enjoyed the animation of a biological woman's menstrual cycle. Good job!
Thank you so much! I love the quote in the beginning. It makes no sense how people get grossed out about periods. It's just a sign that our body failed to get pregnant. Nothing to be grossed out about. 😊
I would say the body successfully avoided pregnancy, not failed! But each to their own on what they hope for 🙂
At least not when you’re single 😉❤️
People get disgusted by periods mainly males because of the blood and where it leaves out of a woman, they're childish and that's all
Great video.
I hate having my period every month.
Can't wait till it's over.
Thank you 🙏🏻❤️
I'm from Turkey and both women and men's reproductive systems are being taught to us in biology class even though it's very scientific just like in this video, I think it's helpful. I was quite shocked that some people learned these things just now..I wouldn't call our curriculum perfect either since we learn all these things in high school, much later after all the puberty stuff's start.
This needs to be shown-not only women, but men. You do not know how many times I’ve come across guys my age that don’t know ANYTHING about a woman’s body, let alone periods. And that’s so concerning.
why do they need to know
@@amor7886 so they can understand womens' bodies more
@@wellheck1377 chile we don’t understand mens bodies why we expect them to understand ours
@@amor7886 well then we could get educated too?
@@wellheck1377 girl you know you won’t lol stop being a hypocrite pls
They should be showing this video in health classes, even to the kids who get “the talk” in elementary school. This is very detailed and to the point
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As a single young man who's found finding love in life a real challenge. I am in awe at the detail expressed within this docco. Thankyou Genevieve for being there to share with me a moment with you through that experience. I love womens bodies they are amazing thanks Mum and Dad too.
What does this video have to do with your private relationships, you are creep dude
Lol watching this in pain while im on my period with my heating pad
Periods is a natural process... it's neither a sin nor something to be ashamed of but often associated with misconceptions... really appreciative of your video.. good work guys👏👏
Thank you 🙏🏻❤️
I just wish we weren’t sometimes shunned for the natural processes our bodies go through as women.
This is normal and should always be treated as such.
That's the best ever explained on this topic simple and informative..
Thank you 🙏🏻
as someone who got her first period last month and this is my second this month this is very helpful.
Men still wont understand how painful it is 🙁
Wow, I’ve never understood my cycle or visualized it this way! What a beautiful miracle!
3:38 why is this me when I see food 😭
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The best explanation I have ever heard. I'm 63 and had a hysterectomy. And I DONT MISS THIS STUFF!
POV : U have Periods and U are watching this 😂
It’s not sad but just the things that women have to go through for simply being a woman is, it’s a lot you gals are truly wonder women!
I’m a woman and I personally think it’s sad that i will have to deal with this for 40 years of my life every month. Not to mention the effects of menopause, child birth, etc. I don’t even have a regular cycle so my period literally did not stop for 3 whole months not long ago, until i went to the gynaecologist and was prescribed birth control to regulate my period again. I stopped the birth control as it was perhaps causing migraines with aura symptoms, which are visual disturbances. It may also cause blood clots in the brain. I have no choice but to keep using birth control despite my family doctor advising against it, mainly because I have iron deficiency too. Basically, if I don’t do anything, i will lose too much blood and iron, but if i do something about it, i may give myself migraines and/or blood clots. I would say it’s a curse, but again, this is only from my personal experience.
Males are simplified versions of women
It is sad, actually. Women are massively burdened just by existing.
@@lavenderoh No, we are sup. erior
@@lavenderoh oh pampered princess , just change your gender
This is the most painful time in my life!!
Your magical hands have relieved me of my pain and I can't find a way of thanking you enough, thank you *MR OBALAR* for curing my horribl *STD* ..❤❤❤
It’s been about 3 years since I started my cycle , and honestly the thumbnail of the video kind of scared me but I knew this is something that happens to me every month so I have to watch it no matter what… even if I’m not taught this by someone else . Our school briefly tells us about it which isn’t sufficient and awareness should be spread more .
I was watching this and my boy little cousin peeked in, after I felt someone behind me, I looked behind me and saw his face. His reaction was priceless.
Only naturally born girls/women will go through this.
@sirena7636
There’s a name in English for people born with uteruses. Girls.
@sirena7636
“Loser” has a definition already. You fit its definition more than I do.
Who can create humans in such a GREAT way except ALLAAH
LAA ILAAHA ILLA ALLAAH ☝🏻
Sis was doing the Macarena at the end
Hahahahahaha
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At first I wasn't shocked after watching it because of being a science student but the respect for you all women's are much increased than before 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻a huge salute to all those mother's who suffer ultimate pain to give birth to new life 🙏🏻🙏🏻literally very informative content ever found on yt
Dudes nuts make spermies...much respect for my nuts. Lungs be taking in oxygen...much respect for those that xan breathe. Grass is green and say is blue...much respect for all the things twe don't control that happen anyway.
Had a hysterectomy years ago…and I am so glad I don’t have to deal with monthly bleeding anymore. I had irregular periods, sometimes they would happen and other times it wouldn’t happen for several years.
Then one year I finally had my period and I wouldn’t stop bleeding. I started to become anemic…So my uterus had to be removed. All is well, no more periods.🙂
To this day I still don’t know why i wouldn’t stop bleeding and why I didn’t have my period for several years. 🤔🤷🏻♀️
Thank you for sharing this story for other women who are dealing with this kind of body issue.
@Vicar Amelia yes, she only removed her uterus not ovaries
Benimde dogustan rahmim yok 😃
@@nazaltun4195 lucky you I wish I was born without a uterus
The best video about menstural cycle I ever seen, it’s make me cryyy😭😭😭😭😭
WOMAN. Never lose what it means. An adult human female And here we see one of the beautiful cycles of women's lives so clearly explained.
Exactly. So glad they didn’t say “birthing people”.
@@Lola_Nico Women need to speak up about this, and not allow themselves, the truth or reality to be erased or silenced. The ONLY 'birthing person' IS a woman. The only reason why transmen/non-binary people can give birth is because, they are women who don't want to be and feel differently, so by definition, still women.
@@kashiaroundtheworld fuck yeah. I speak up a lot personally in real life and online. I’m not going to let males invade our sports and prisons, and other safe spaces for females.
Yikes
@@hugovaldez6917 ⬅️ LOOK AT THE MALE INCEL SAYING “YIKES” TO FEMALE RIGHTS!🤡🤡🤡
Mesmerizing! As a woman, It's beneficial for me to know these details about how my body functions. You know, it's part of nurturing and discovering more about yourself. Thanks! ♀️♡
This should be shown in schools. To girls AND boys. Everyone should understand and then maybe our bodies won't be so stigmatized and taboo to discuss.
And some people who don't experience this still claim "they're a female". Anyways, awesome animation and video :-)
what are you talking about 💀
@@tylereaze2558 Men pretending to be females.
they can call themselves trans-women sure, but they will never ever be female/or a woman and will never menstruate. Ive seen a few tiktoks of multiple trans-woman pretending to have periods and pretending to need pads and tampons and im like- 🤨
Crazy world we live in.
Exactly. Sickening, indeed.
Really helpful and educational. Thank you for this. Well in my case it is definitely irritation, fatigue and just a slight lower back pain and that's it. I never had cramps. Don't really know what it's like to have them but I'm sure they hurt so bad.
@Insomnia_Gaming damn this is the worst Or the best definition of cramps I've ever been told. Much love ❤
@@godblessyou2091 you don't know how lucky you are. Anytime I'm on my period, I can't do anything for the first 2 days because of the extreme abdominal pain. Some times I even have nausea. 😢
@@ethiopiazoldyk4667 aww I'm sorry girl...
@@godblessyou2091 it's fine.😢 Thank you 👍
@@ethiopiazoldyk4667 its alright im also here for you ❤️ i also have stomach cramps. Stay strong girll 💪💪💪
All men need to see this…