Sanitary napkins are undoubtedly the most widely used menstrual management method.It's easy to use, easy to access, and very straightforward.Most of the MATS we use today are made of synthetic bleach, but what did they look like 50 years ago?When were they invented? There are records of menstrual pads dating back to the 10th century in ancient Greece, in which a woman allegedly threw her used menstrual cloth at a lover in an attempt to get rid of him. Before disposable pads were invented, most women used rags, cotton or wool in their underwear to stop the bleeding.Woven pads, rabbit hair, and even grass are used by women to menstruate. The first disposable pads were developed by nurses looking for new ways to stop bleeding, especially on the battlefield.The first cushions were made of wood pulp bandages by French nurses.It's very absorbent and cheap to throw away afterwards.Commercial manufacturers borrowed the idea, and the first disposable MATS available for purchase appeare...
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