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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I also am amazed how much ignorance is being displayed on this thread.  Here is another link reflecting that typical menstrual flow is between 6-8 t   (3 t to at T) so that is the same as the other link. When somebody gives a link you call them a troll and not a woman.   https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/heavy-periods/[/quote]

You keep posting links and cherry-picking tiny pieces that you think prove your point. But if you read the source document, right next to it is information that you glossed right over.

Why are you doing this?

At the very link above, there is information that clots are considered part of heavy bleeding if they are over 2.5cm (about 1 inch) -- so smaller clots are perfectly normal.

OP did not post about the heaviness of her daughter's flow, and in the teenage years, it can be anywhere on the range from light to quite heavy. Moreover, we aren't just talking about OP's teenager -- people are expressing disgust that others who share pools might think it's fine to wear sanitary napkins during their periods when using the pool.

Look. Don't go into pools if you have open sores, even if they aren't actively bleeding. That's a standard rule. Don't stay in the pool if your nose is bleeding. [b][Don't][/b] go in the pool if you have an infectious condition, don't poop in the pool, and don't pee in the pool.

Stop being gross.
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^^The worst typo ever, whoops.

Also wear a tampon if you go in the pool on your period, or use a menstrual cup if those work well for you.[/quote]

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