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Ways to Have Easy-Breezy Periods in Summer

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Summer is here. Rising temperatures will have an impact on your menstrual cycle and blood flow. According to research, there is a clear link between hot weather and periods. During those hot summer days, your periods can be uncomfortable and may steal your peace of mind. The length of your periods is affected by sun exposure. During summer, periods may also last longer and be more frequent.

Summer can be a difficult time for menstruating women due to increased heat and humidity. More sweat can also lead to bacterial illness and skin-related issues. Summer can exaggerate the symptoms of periods like fatigue, stress, discomfort, and even acne. However, dealing with periods can be made easier by using the right kind of sanitary pads for summer.

Preventing Infection

During menstruation, due to excess sweating and improper airflow, bacteria and germs tend to thrive which can lead to infections around your intimate area. This is where SOFY AntiBacterial pads come to the rescue. Anti-bacterial pads prevent bacteria and can keep the intimate area clean and dry for a longer period. SOFY offers anti-bacterial pads that prevent bacteria up to 99.99%.

Reducing Irritation

If the period lasts longer due to summer, the chances of bacteria and fungus can increase. In this case, pads prevent inflammation. Pads containing an anti-bacterial layer, such as SOFY pads, defend against E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Candida albicans, ensuring a safe and sanitary period.

Controlling Odour

Menstruation can cause a very unpleasant smell which in turn can cause the birth of many bacteria. But SOFY AntiBacteria not only prevents bacteria, but also contains the smell of herbs which can minimize odour.

Beating the Heat

Periods during summer can cause excessive sweating and humidity around your vaginal area. Humidity is the root cause of many bacteria and fungi. SOFY pads are designed with a super absorbent material that can wick moisture away from the skin. SOFY Cool Freshness pads come with menthol freshness that provide a pleasant and fresh sensation without the feeling sticky, or smelling awful from discharge.

 

FAQ’s

Extended periods in summer raise the risk of fungal or bacterial irritation. Pads with an anti-bacterial layer help shield against harmful germs like E. coli and Candida, reducing the chance of inflammation and keeping you comfortable.

Summer heat and menstruation can create odor problems, especially as bacteria increases. Pads designed with herbal odor control layers help neutralize smell, allowing you to feel fresh even on the warmest days.

Sweat and humidity during menstruation can make you feel sticky. Pads with super absorbent materials help wick moisture away from the skin. Menthol-infused freshness pads offer a cooling sensation to combat discomfort and sweat.

Warm weather increases sweating and moisture, which can lead to rashes or discomfort. Changing pads frequently helps maintain dryness and freshness, reducing irritation and the risk of infections.

Yes. Staying hydrated helps reduce bloating and promotes overall comfort. Drinking plenty of water or electrolyte-filled fluids can ease cramps and counter the dehydrating effects of heat. Staying hydrated also supports general well-being during your period.

Absolutely! Opt for light, breathable fabrics like cotton that allow airflow and reduce sweat. Avoid tight clothing that traps heat and moisture—choosing airy outfits helps prevent irritation and keeps you feeling cool and confident.

Yes—light movement like walking or mild yoga can relieve stress and cramps during periods. Avoid heavy workouts in hot weather, but staying gently active supports mood, reduces bloating, and keeps your energy up during your period.

Replace hot water bottles with cool packs or ice rolls during high heat. Cold therapy numbs pain and reduces inflammation, providing relief without raising your body temperature—perfect for hot summer days.

Always carry extra pads or liners in your bag. Keeping a small emergency pouch ensures you're prepared for surprise periods or heavier days. Having backups helps you stay calm, fresh, and worry-free while on the go.

About Author

Dr. Kanika Jain

Dr. Kanika Jain is a highly qualified and experienced medical professional specializing in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She holds an MBBS degree from Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, and further pursued DGO from Stanley Medical College. She completed her DNB in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Chanandevi Hospital, Delhi.