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Super embarrassing but need advice!

Ok this is not the most modest of topics but I have to ask......my surgery is tomorrow and not even joking, my period decided to start a week late (I had thought I just missed it), and it started late last night. Has anyone been on their period when having surgery? I’m totally mortified right now ?
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  • Yeah, they make you wear a big ol’ pad. Don’t be embarrassed - they’re about to see you entirely naked, with plenty of your blood already involved, and if they really wanted to could probably angle th

  • Good to know. So just tell them when I check in to the hospital in the morning?

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    All of you brave and amazing women, I salute you! I, on the other hand, was ridiculous and rescheduled my surgery around my cycle... Don't be like me.

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Yeah, they make you wear a big ol’ pad. Don’t be embarrassed - they’re about to see you entirely naked, with plenty of your blood already involved, and if they really wanted to could probably angle the camera and get a look at all of your ladybits from the inside.

From their perspective, it’s like a mechanic working on a car that happens to have a small leak in the coolant line. Happens all the time, no big deal.

Do NOT try and be coy and use a tampon anyway. THAT would be a health hazard to you.

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Good to know. So just tell them when I check in to the hospital in the morning?
Yep they will take it all in stride. They are very nice people,and this is their "bang zone"
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Oh thank god. I was worried I needed to Reschedule my surgery or something!
Ok this is not the most modest of topics but I have to ask......my surgery is tomorrow and not even joking, my period decided to start a week late (I had thought I just missed it), and it started late last night. Has anyone been on their period when having surgery? I’m totally mortified right now [emoji51]
I was on when I had my surgery....lol it is totally fine lol

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All of you brave and amazing women, I salute you! I, on the other hand, was ridiculous and rescheduled my surgery around my cycle...

Don't be like me.

One surprising thing is that when you wake up, the pad may be GONE. Then again, so might your hospital-issued underwear.

Really it’s best to just view yourself as a car going into the shop. You’ve selected the best mechanics, they know what they have to do, they’ve encountered almost every quirk there is to encounter, and they’re going to return your car in working order and running a hell of a lot more efficiently.

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True. I was mainly worried about the shower restrictions afterward. I went and got supplies to clean with though :/)
True. I was mainly worried about the shower restrictions afterward. I went and got supplies to clean with though :/)
Should be safe to wash our snatches. Just don't aim for bandages. It's best to use hand held shower head.

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Thank you all!

Mine started the day of my surgery, Nov 5. and it ended up lasting a few extra days then normal, plus it was sooo heavy. They gave me extra pads and surgery panties and bed pads for home. However on the plus side, I completely skipped the next month...

I worked at the hospital for a couple of years nurses and doctors are used to everything. There is nothing that can shock them.?

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