The best real questions asked to Soso, answered clearly. The ones everyone wonders about but few ask out loud.
This week you asked about pink pee after a period, using a menstrual disc for the first time, spots before your period, dark chocolate for cramps, and feeling short but ahead. Here is what the research says and what to do.
This week you asked how to wash down there in the shower, especially on your period, why it can itch even when you shower every day, what a pantyliner is for, why everyone laughed in your puberty lesson, and what to do when a boy keeps talking about sex in class. Here are the real answers.
This week you asked whether breasts can grow faster, what to say when a friend says her body is better than yours, whether you can get ready for PMS, what to do when your mum keeps saying no to a period kit, and whether your brain changes at puberty. Here are the real answers.
This week you asked what to do when a friend gets her period first, whether you need a new pad every time you pee, why period underwear leaks when you sit down, whether it is okay to look at your own vulva, and what a doctor actually checks. Here are real, researched answers.
This week you asked about gel-like discharge that soaks through, a first period in white trousers, pink blood on day one, a tampon that hurts once it is in, and how many days there should be between periods. Here are the real answers.
Girls asked why preparing did not stop the nerves, why their belly changed shape, what to do with soiled underwear at school, how long a period really lasts, and what normal discharge actually looks like.
This week girls asked Soso about clumpy discharge, sweating out of nowhere, whether a pad works for swimming, how to tell light from heavy, and how to ask for pads without saying it out loud.
This week you asked what happens when someone shares your period news without asking, where the blood actually comes from, why you get cramps with no period in sight, whether hair always comes first, and what to eat when you are hungry all the time.
This week girls asked which product to start with, how big a menstrual cup really is, why they have no cramps at all, what changes at home after a first period, and what a dream about starting means.
