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  • "You shouldn't swim in the ocean

    "你不應該在海里游泳

  • because a shark might smell you."

    因為鯊魚可能會聞到你。"

  • I wanna do, like, [sings "Jaws" theme].

    我想做的是,比如,[唱《大白鯊》主題曲]。

  • [laughing]

    [笑聲]

  • "PMS is made up."

    "PMS是編出來的。"

  • Hm.

    嗯。

  • Myth!

    神話!

  • "Tampons can 'get lost' in the vagina."

    "衛生棉條可以在陰道內'迷失'。"

  • That is a complete and utter myth.

    這是一個完整的、徹底的神話。

  • The vagina's not that big.

    陰道沒有那麼大。

  • It can do lots of magical things,

    它可以做很多神奇的事情。

  • but it's not that big.

    但它沒有那麼大。

  • I'm Dr. Wendy Goodall McDonald.

    我是溫迪-古德爾-麥克唐納博士。

  • I'm a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist,

    我是一名經委員會認證的婦產科醫生。

  • and I specialize in caring for humans with vaginas.

    我專門負責照顧有陰道的人類。

  • I am Dr. Kiarra King.

    我是基亞拉-金博士。

  • I'm a board-certified obstetrician

    我是一名經委員會認證的產科醫生

  • and gynecologist in the Chicagoland area,

    和婦科醫生,在芝加哥地區。

  • and I see women throughout

    我看到婦女在整個

  • all of their reproductive stages,

    他們所有的生殖階段。

  • from adolescence through menopause.

    從青春期到絕經期。

  • And today we will be debunking myths about periods.

    而今天我們將揭穿關於月經的神話。

  • King: Myths from social media.

    國王。來自社交媒體的迷思。

  • "Periods should always last a week."

    "月經應該總是持續一個星期"。

  • A normal period can last anywhere between

    一個正常的月經可以持續在以下任何地方

  • two and seven days,

    兩天和七天。

  • so if someone has a five-day period, that's OK.

    是以,如果有人有五天的時間,那就可以了。

  • If someone has a two-day period, that's OK.

    如果有人有兩天的時間,那是可以的。

  • If someone has a six-day period, that's OK.

    如果有人有六天的時間,那是可以的。

  • It's all within the realm of normal.

    這一切都在正常範圍內。

  • If we're getting past that seven-day mark,

    如果我們過了那七天的期限。

  • if you're going into eight, nine, 10 days,

    如果你要進入八、九、十天。

  • two weeks of full bleeding,

    兩週的充分出血。

  • that can be abnormal.

    這可能是不正常的。

  • Goodall McDonald: "Tampons can 'get lost' in the vagina.

    古德爾-麥克唐納:"衛生棉條可以在陰道里'迷路'。

  • That is a complete and utter myth.

    這是一個完整的、徹底的神話。

  • The top of the vagina is literally almost like --

    陰道的頂部從字面上看幾乎就像------。

  • we call it an apex, but there's, like,

    我們稱它為頂點,但有,如。

  • a dome-shaped space, almost,

    一個圓頂狀的空間,幾乎。

  • where the cervix kind of hangs down into that space,

    子宮頸懸垂在那個空間裡。

  • but that's it.

    但僅此而已。

  • It can't penetrate that tissue.

    它不能穿透那個組織。

  • It can't get lost inside of your abdomen.

    它不能在你的腹部內丟失。

  • Occasionally, a person will come in

    偶爾,會有一個人進來

  • saying that their tampon is lost,

    說他們的衛生棉條丟了。

  • and they don't see it, and I don't see it.

    而他們沒有看到,我也沒有看到。

  • Well, you probably took it out,

    嗯,你可能把它拿出來了。

  • or it fell out.

    否則就會掉出來。

  • Or it will be there, kind of tucked up

    或者,它將在那裡,有點蜷縮起來

  • in a ball behind the cervix,

    在子宮頸後面成團。

  • but it can't get lost inside the vagina.

    但它不能在陰道內丟失。

  • The vagina's not that big.

    陰道沒有那麼大。

  • "PMS is made up."

    "PMS是編出來的。"

  • Hm.

    嗯。

  • Myth! [laughs]

    神話![笑聲]

  • Who is saying this?

    誰在說這個?

  • It is not a person with a vagina saying this.

    這不是一個有陰道的人說的。

  • It can't be.

    這不可能。

  • PMS is very real.

    PMS是非常真實的。

  • It stands for premenstrual syndrome.

    它代表著月經前綜合症。

  • It encompasses both physical and emotional symptoms

    它包含了身體和情緒的症狀

  • related to the period.

    與本期有關。

  • Often the symptoms will arise

    往往會出現這樣的症狀

  • anywhere from 10 to 12 days prior to the period.

    在月經前10至12天的任何地方。

  • Depressive symptoms, anxiety,

    抑鬱症狀,焦慮。

  • stress, just feeling not yourself,

    壓力,只是感覺不是自己。

  • or cramping, headaches, body aches.

    或抽筋、頭痛、身體痠痛。

  • Very real.

    非常真實。

  • And some women even have something called PMDD,

    而有些婦女甚至有一種叫做PMDD的東西。

  • which almost takes some of those mood changes

    這幾乎把那些情緒變化的一些

  • to kind of the next level.

    到一種新的水準。

  • Goodall McDonald: Regular exercise has been shown

    古德爾-麥克唐納。定期運動已被證明

  • to improve PMS symptoms.

    以改善PMS症狀。

  • Birth control sometimes can help.

    生育控制有時可以幫助。

  • Sometimes it can make it worse.

    有時它可能會使情況更糟。

  • Sometimes people can take supplements

    有時人們可以服用補充劑

  • or increase their plant-based component of their diet,

    或增加他們飲食中的植物性成分。

  • decrease their simple sugars.

    減少他們的單糖。

  • It's so important to acknowledge

    認識到這一點非常重要

  • that these symptoms are real

    這些症狀是真實的

  • so that people don't then feel

    這樣,人們就不會覺得

  • like there's something wrong with them

    好像他們有什麼不對

  • for having symptoms that are physiologically

    因為有生理上的症狀

  • occurring in their body.

    在他們體內發生的。

  • "Severe period pain is normal."

    "嚴重的經期疼痛是正常的。"

  • King: Up to about 80% to 90% of women

    王。高達約80%至90%的女性

  • will experience some period pain,

    會經歷一些經期疼痛。

  • but the thing that I look at most

    但我最看重的是

  • in terms of quantifying pain

    在量化疼痛方面

  • is how it's impacting someone's life.

    是它如何影響某人的生活。

  • Is it causing them to miss school?

    這是否導致他們錯過了學校?

  • Are they incapacitated and in bed all day?

    他們是否喪失了能力,整天躺在床上?

  • Are they not able to be present in their lives?

    他們是否不能在他們的生活中出現?

  • That is not normal, to be in such pain

    這是不正常的,處於這樣的痛苦之中

  • that you can no longer function.

    以至於你無法再發揮作用。

  • Severe period pain

    嚴重的經期疼痛

  • can sometimes be relatively genetic.

    有時可能是相對遺傳的。

  • But it can also be due to endometriosis.

    但它也可能是由於子宮內膜異位症。

  • Fibroids can cause severe pain.

    子宮肌瘤會引起嚴重的疼痛。

  • You'd be surprised how much menstrual discomfort

    你會驚訝於月經的不適感有多大

  • is also related to constipation or diarrhea.

    也與便祕或腹瀉有關。

  • IBS symptoms can kind of coincide with menstrual symptoms,

    IBS的症狀可能與月經症狀有點重合。

  • but I would definitely want a person

    但我肯定會想要一個人

  • who is having severe pain

    有嚴重疼痛的人

  • to see if there's a possibility

    看看是否有可能

  • for an ultrasound or other evaluation

    進行超聲檢查或其他評估

  • to try to manage that pain better.

    以試圖更好地控制這種疼痛。

  • Our lives are so much more than our cycles,

    我們的生活比我們的週期要多得多。

  • and we should be able to do our regular activities

    而且我們應該能夠進行正常的活動

  • even when it's happening.

    甚至當它正在發生時。

  • "Menstrual cups are one-size-fits-all."

    "月經杯是一刀切的"。

  • Menstrual cups are one-size-fits-most.

    月經杯的尺寸是最適合的。

  • King: A person that's looking to use a menstrual cup

    國王。一個希望使用月經杯的人

  • may want to try one or two sizes

    可能想嘗試一到兩個尺寸

  • to see what fit is going to be best for them.

    來看看什麼是最適合他們的。

  • You may have to go within one or two different brands

    你可能必須在一兩個不同的品牌內進行。

  • to find a cup size that is right for your cervix

    找到適合你宮頸的罩杯尺寸

  • and for your vagina.

    併為你的陰道。

  • Goodall McDonald: There usually are at least

    古德爾-麥克唐納:通常至少有

  • two to three sizes within any particular company.

    在任何特定的公司內有兩到三種規模。

  • If you were to give just

    如果你只給

  • the gentlest of tugs on that stem,

    輕輕地拽著那根莖。

  • if the menstrual cup moved out of place,

    如果月經杯移出了位置。

  • it's probably too big.

    它可能太大。

  • If you feel that there's a little bit

    如果你覺得有一點

  • of resistance and a little bit of give

    抵抗力和一點點的給予

  • and it doesn't seem to be moving,

    而它似乎沒有動靜。

  • then it's probably a good fit for you.

    那麼它可能很適合你。

  • Goodall McDonald: Myths experts hear the most.

    古德爾-麥克唐納:專家們聽到最多的神話。

  • "You can't get pregnant

    "你不能懷孕

  • while you're on your period."

    當你在經期時。"

  • Partial myth.

    部分的神話。

  • And the reason why I'm gonna call it a partial myth

    而我要把它稱為部分神話的原因是

  • is because, technically,

    是因為,從技術上講。

  • within a person's menstrual cycle, you ovulate.

    在一個人的月經週期內,你會排卵。

  • If you don't get pregnant 14 days, give or take,

    如果你沒有懷孕,14天,或多或少。

  • after ovulation, your period comes.

    排卵後,你的月經來了。

  • The lining sheds,

    襯裡脫落了。

  • the hotel room is turned over

    酒店房間被翻出

  • and is ready to receive a pregnancy next month.

    並準備在下個月接受懷孕。

  • So, when that period comes

    是以,當這個時期到來時

  • and when that lining is shedding,

    以及該襯裡何時脫落。

  • you should not be ovulating,

    你不應該有排卵。

  • meaning releasing an egg that could be fertilized.

    意味著釋放出一個可以受精的卵子。

  • However, every person's bleeding

    然而,每個人的出血量

  • is not necessarily a period.

    不一定是一個句號。

  • I think a period-tracking app can be very helpful.

    我認為月經追蹤的應用程序可以很有幫助。

  • So if you know really what your menstrual cycle

    是以,如果你真的知道你的月經週期是什麼?

  • looks like and the timing of it,

    看起來像和它的時機。

  • that can help determine if any other bleeding times

    這可以幫助確定是否有其他出血時間

  • are period bleeding or not.

    是否經期出血。

  • I have no reason to tell a person

    我沒有理由告訴一個人

  • to not have sex on their period.

    在月經期間不發生性行為。

  • Again, other than making sure

    同樣,除了確保

  • if they're unprotected

    如果他們沒有受到保護

  • that it is their period

    這就是他們的時期

  • and that they're not gonna be

    而且他們不會是

  • surprising themselves in nine months.

    在九個月內讓自己感到驚訝。

  • Take-home message:

    收穫的資訊。

  • Irregular bleeding and irregular periods

    不規則出血和月經不調

  • is not birth control.

    並非節育。

  • "Having a regular period

    "有規律的月經

  • is necessary for your health."

    對你的健康是必要的。"

  • I'm gonna take your line, Dr. Wendy.

    我要接受你的意見,溫迪醫生。

  • I'm gonna go with partial myth.

    我將會選擇部分神話。

  • When young girls start getting their periods,

    當年輕女孩開始來月經的時候。

  • it's like a vital sign that the brain

    這就像一個重要的信號,大腦

  • is sending the proper signal to the ovaries

    正在向卵巢發送適當的信號

  • and the ovaries are signaling the uterus

    而卵巢則向子宮發出信號

  • to do what it needs to do.

    來做它需要做的事情。

  • So, in that respect,

    所以,從這個角度來說。

  • it is normal to have a period every month.

    每個月有月經是正常的。

  • And there are a few times

    而且有幾次

  • where it's not essential.

    在不需要的地方。

  • For example, if someone is on

    例如,如果有人在

  • a form of hormonal birth control.

    一種荷爾蒙節育的形式。

  • With a birth-control pill,

    用避孕藥。

  • you're technically having a withdrawal bleed

    從技術上講,你是在戒斷出血。

  • and not actually a period that is regulated

    而實際上不是一個被管制的時期

  • by the brain and the ovaries and the uterus.

    由大腦、卵巢和子宮組成。

  • With something like an IUD,

    用類似宮內節育器的東西。

  • the lining of the uterus becomes so thin

    子宮內膜變得非常薄

  • that there's really not much to shed.

    這真的沒有什麼可捨棄的。

  • TMI, because I'm a gynecologist:

    TMI,因為我是一名婦科醫生。

  • I have not had a period in five years.

    我已經五年沒有來過月經了。

  • That's five. But I have an IUD

    那是五個。但我有一個宮內避孕器

  • that is progestin-containing

    含有孕激素的

  • that is keeping my uterus nice and thin,

    這使我的子宮保持得很好很薄。

  • the lining nice and thin,

    襯裡很好,很薄。

  • so I haven't needed this thing.

    所以我還不需要這個東西。

  • I bought it.

    我買了它。

  • I haven't even used it!

    我甚至還沒有用過它呢!

  • Whether or not you have a period

    無論你是否有月經

  • has to do more with who you are,

    與你是誰有更多關係。

  • as in what stage in your life you're in,

    就像你處於人生的哪個階段。

  • whether or not you're on hormonal birth control,

    無論你是否在使用荷爾蒙避孕措施。

  • and a conversation with your healthcare provider.

    並與你的醫療保健提供者進行交談。

  • Because either option,

    因為無論是哪種選擇。

  • whether you have periods or don't,

    無論你是否有月經。

  • can be healthy and normal,

    可以是健康和正常的。

  • but it can also be potentially

    但它也可能是潛在的

  • very harmful to your health.

    對你的健康非常有害。

  • "You shouldn't swim in the ocean

    "你不應該在海里游泳

  • because a shark might smell you."

    因為鯊魚可能會聞到你。"

  • I wanna do, like, [sings "Jaws" theme].

    我想做的是,比如,[唱《大白鯊》主題曲]。

  • [laughing]

    [笑聲]

  • More than likely, a person that is menstruating

    更有可能的是,一個正在來月經的人

  • will have in a tampon or menstrual cup

    棉條或月經杯中會有什麼?

  • if they're going swimming,

    如果他們要去游泳。

  • even further decreasing the amount of blood

    甚至進一步減少血液的數量

  • that could potentially be detected.

    有可能被檢測到的。

  • So that's one thing.

    所以這是一件事。

  • Two, sharks kind of hunt for their prey,

    二,鯊魚是一種獵取獵物的行為。

  • and humans aren't typically shark prey.

    而人類通常不是鯊魚的獵物。

  • And so when they are looking for their next meal,

    是以,當他們在尋找下一頓飯的時候。

  • they are looking for very specific, like,

    他們正在尋找非常具體的,如。

  • amino acids that they will be able to detect.

    他們將能夠檢測到的氨基酸。

  • So it's probably safe to go out in the water

    所以下水可能是安全的。

  • if you're on your period.

    如果你在月經期間。

  • But, I mean,

    但是,我的意思是。

  • are people just swimming with sharks these days,

    這些天人們都在和鯊魚游泳。

  • just randomly? I don't know.

    只是隨機的?我不知道。

  • I mean, if there's, like, shark signs,

    我的意思是,如果有,比如,鯊魚的跡象。

  • "Beware of shark,"

    "小心鯊魚"。

  • I'm probably just not gonna go out in the water anyway.

    反正我可能就是不打算下水了。

  • "Having a regular period

    "有規律的月經

  • means you're fertile."

    意味著你有生育能力。"

  • So, first of all, a period cycle,

    是以,首先是一個月經週期。

  • it's normal for it to be anywhere

    在任何地方都是正常的

  • from 21 days to 35 days,

    從21天到35天。

  • day one to day one.

    第一天到另一天。

  • If they're shorter than that or longer than that,

    如果他們比這個短或比這個長。

  • then that's not necessarily

    那麼這就不一定

  • considered a regular period,

    被認為是一個正常的時期。

  • and it can bring into question

    而且它可以使人質疑

  • whether or not a person is ovulating,

    一個人是否在排卵期。

  • meaning releasing an egg every month.

    意味著每個月釋放一個卵子。

  • And you need to ovulate and release an egg

    而你需要排卵並釋放出一個卵子

  • in order to be "fertile."

    以便 "肥沃"。

  • But there are other factors that are involved

    但也有其他因素的影響

  • when it comes to fertility.

    當涉及到生育問題時。

  • It's the uterus

    是子宮

  • and whether or not there are structures,

    以及是否有結構。

  • polyps, fibroids in there that can impair fertility.

    那裡有息肉、纖維瘤,會影響生育能力。

  • What are those tubes doing?

    這些管子在做什麼?

  • What's that cervix up to?

    那個子宮頸在幹什麼?

  • You know, is it healthy?

    你知道,它是健康的嗎?

  • When's the last time you had a Pap?

    你上次做巴氏檢查是什麼時候?

  • A regular period that falls

    一個定期的時期,屬於

  • in that kind of category that I mentioned

    在我提到的那種類別中

  • is suggestive that a person is fertile,

    暗示一個人有生育能力。

  • but it's just not the end of the story.

    但這並不是故事的結局。

  • King: "A person who is menstruating

    國王:"有月經的人

  • can spoil food by preparing it."

    可以通過準備食物使其變質。"

  • You wanna eat or not?

    你到底想不想吃?

  • You know what I'm saying? Like ... no.

    你知道我在說什麼嗎?就像......不。

  • That is a complete myth.

    這完全是一個神話。

  • Your menstrual flow has nothing to do with

    你的月經流向與以下情況沒有關係

  • whether or not you're gonna spoil milk or eggs.

    是否會使牛奶或雞蛋變質。

  • That's not a scientific phenomenon, so ...

    這不是一個科學現象,所以...

  • So I'm just gonna make my mac and cheese,

    所以我只是要做我的通心粉和奶酪。

  • and I'm keeping it to myself

    而我卻把它留給了自己

  • if you believe that.

    如果你相信。

  • King: Dough will still rise.

    國王。麵糰仍然會上升。

  • Canned goods will not spoil.

    罐頭產品不會變質。

  • Mayonnaise will not curdle.

    蛋黃醬不會凝固。

  • Goodall McDonald: And period blood, it's not unclean.

    古德爾-麥克唐納:而期血,它不是不乾淨的。

  • There's nothing about it that emits anything

    它沒有任何東西可以散發出來

  • that can spoil things or that is unclean or unsafe.

    會破壞東西或不乾淨或不安全的東西。

  • King: Myths from pop culture.

    國王。來自流行文化的神話。

  • "People's periods will 'sync up'

    "人們的月經會'同步'起來

  • if they spend enough time together."

    如果他們花足夠的時間在一起。"

  • I had to actually do a little investigation

    我不得不實際做了一個小調查

  • on this one, because my initial thought

    在這個問題上,因為我最初的想法是

  • was that this was true.

    是,這是真的。

  • There was some research done back in the '70s

    早在70年代就有過一些研究

  • by a woman named Martha McClintock.

    由一個叫瑪莎-麥克林托克的女人所寫。

  • And she did a small study of about 135 women

    她對大約135名婦女進行了一項小型研究

  • and found some evidence

    並發現了一些證據

  • that when women are around each other

    當婦女們在一起時

  • in close settings, let's say a dorm,

    在接近的環境中,比方說在宿舍裡。

  • they're on sports teams together,

    他們一起參加運動隊。

  • that their periods were starting to sync up.

    他們的月經開始同步了。

  • And it was actually dubbed the McClintock effect.

    而這實際上被稱為麥克林托克效應。

  • Subsequent research has been done,

    後續的研究已經完成。

  • and one was using a period-tracking app

    和一個正在使用月經跟蹤應用程序的人

  • that had about 1,500 women in the study.

    該研究有大約1500名婦女參加。

  • Another was of about

    另一個是大約

  • 180-plus or so women in China

    中國的180多名婦女

  • that lived in a dorm together.

    他們一起住在一個宿舍裡。

  • And what those larger studies found

    而這些大型研究發現

  • was that there did not seem to be

    是,似乎沒有

  • a syncing up of cycles based on the proximity

    根據距離的遠近進行週期的同步化

  • that you were to these other people.

    你對其他這些人來說是這樣的。

  • So I think there seems to be

    所以我認為似乎有

  • some anecdotal evidence,

    一些傳聞的證據。

  • you know, moms and daughters, sisters,

    你知道,媽媽和女兒,姐妹們。

  • they're living together,

    他們在一起生活。

  • but it seems that it's more coincidental

    但似乎更多的是巧合

  • that their periods just happened

    他們的月經剛剛發生

  • to be occurring at the same time,

    在同一時間發生的。

  • versus syncing up due to maybe

    而不是由於可能的原因同步起來

  • hormonally mediated causes.

    激素介導的原因。

  • Goodall McDonald: "Periods are dirty."

    古德爾-麥克唐納:"月經是骯髒的"。

  • Periods are not dirty.

    月經並不骯髒。

  • Menstrual blood is just that:

    月經血就是這樣。

  • It's menstrual blood.

    這是月經血。

  • It's a physiologic process.

    這是一個生理過程。

  • It signals that a pregnancy didn't happen,

    它預示著懷孕並沒有發生。

  • and it's getting ready to make that uterus

    而且它正準備讓那個子宮

  • a welcome home again, potentially.

    潛在的歡迎回家。

  • And so that blood has to go somewhere.

    是以,這些血液必須流向某個地方。

  • But it's not inherently dirty.

    但它本質上並不骯髒。

  • Blood can potentially carry

    血液有可能攜帶

  • pathogens, viruses,

    病原體、病毒。

  • so we certainly want to be cautious

    所以我們當然要謹慎行事

  • in terms of how it's handled.

    在如何處理的問題上。

  • We have to manage it just like we would manage

    我們必須管理它,就像我們會管理

  • our armpits, our underarms,

    我們的腋窩,我們的腋下。

  • or our breath and our teeth

    或我們的呼吸和牙齒

  • to keep ourselves healthy,

    以保持我們的健康。

  • but not because it's dirty.

    但不是因為它很髒。

  • People often feel the need to go on overdrive

    人們常常覺得需要超負荷工作

  • when it comes to vulvar and vaginal hygiene.

    當涉及到外陰和陰道衛生時。

  • And it's really not necessary.

    而且這真的沒有必要。

  • There's absolutely no need to douche.

    完全沒有必要衝洗。

  • That could potentially disrupt the normal vaginal pH,

    這有可能擾亂正常的陰道pH值。

  • which can make you more prone to infection.

    這可能使你更容易受到感染。

  • So I would generally recommend

    是以,我一般會建議

  • just a mild soap and water,

    只需用溫和的肥皂和水。

  • externally on the vulva.

    外用在外陰部。

  • Yeah, I usually say if it's not hair-bearing,

    是的,我通常會說,如果它不是帶毛的。

  • leave it alone.

    不要管它。

  • "Only women get periods."

    "只有女人才有月經"。

  • Humans with uteruses and vaginas get periods.

    有子宮和陰道的人類會有月經。

  • But that could be a trans man.

    但這可能是一個變性人。

  • That could be a person who is nonbinary.

    這可能是一個非二進制的人。

  • Blood comes out of uteruses.

    血液從子宮中流出。

  • Cyclically, if a person is off of birth control

    週期性地,如果一個人停止了避孕措施

  • and within reproductive age,

    並在育齡期內。

  • and maybe not cyclically,

    而且也許不是週期性的。

  • if a person is on hormonal birth control

    如果一個人正在使用荷爾蒙避孕措施

  • or has had their uterus removed.

    或已切除子宮的人。

  • But any human with a uterus and a vagina

    但任何有子宮和陰道的人類

  • can have a period.

    可以有一個句號。

  • King: A period is a physiologic function.

    國王。月經是一種生理功能。

  • It does not define womanhood by any means.

    無論如何,它都不能定義女人的身份。

  • The biggest takeaway I would like

    我希望的最大收穫是

  • for anyone watching this video to come away with

    對於任何觀看此視頻的人來說,都會有以下收穫

  • is that our periods are healthy.

    是,我們的月經是健康的。

  • Our periods are normal.

    我們的月經是正常的。

  • It's OK to not have a period,

    沒有月經也沒關係。

  • if you choose to not have a period

    如果你選擇不來月經

  • and you are navigating that space

    而你正在瀏覽這個空間

  • with a healthcare provider.

    與醫療服務提供者合作。

  • You came here for this information,

    你來這裡是為了這些資訊。

  • and that is probably the biggest step

    而這可能是最大的一步

  • that you could have taken.

    你可以採取的措施。

  • If you ever had concerns,

    如果你有過擔心。

  • getting this education is going to empower you.

    獲得這種教育將增強你的能力。

  • Keep learning about your body,

    繼續瞭解你的身體。

  • keep desiring to understand more about your body,

    不斷渴望瞭解更多關於你的身體。

  • because, ultimately, you know your body

    因為,最終,你知道你的身體

  • better than anyone else.

    比其他任何人都好。

  • And so knowing your body,

    也是以瞭解自己的身體。

  • being educated on how it functions,

    正在接受教育,瞭解它是如何運作的。

  • is going to allow you to navigate

    將使你能夠瀏覽

  • and understand your body going forward.

    並理解你的身體,繼續前進。

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"你不應該在海里游泳

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