Seattle, USA

Periods are nasty and frustrating. The bleeding comes pack with cramps, pain, mood swings and loss of appetite. Some women are forced to take a day off because their periods are super heavy.



Two women from Seattle thought it would be great if they “finish the job” earlier. Have you ever heard of “menstrual extraction?” The whole thing started with an article suggesting that you can actually end your period in 20 minutes. The method involves sucking your dirty blood out of the body.

According to this article, women own their own bodies, meaning they can do whatever they want. But, ending a menstrual cycle with a vacuum cleaner? That’s crazy.



The vacuum cleaner will pull out much more than just your dirty blood. It will go in shock, and the vacuum cleaner will pull your uterus and vaginal walls, causing serious damage. Are you still interested in trying this method? You may lose too much blood and you will definitely not be able to make love for a long time.





The women who had tried this ended up in ER, but survived the shock. Your period lasts a few days for a reason. Your body isn’t designed to lose that much blood so using the vacuum cleaner to end your period in 20 minutes is a bad decision.

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Tocynone:
Weird discoveries this days

It's really shocking!

Now that is feminism at its peak. Dem want total control of their bodies.

Rubbish

Alot of you use words you don't know the meaning of, it makes you look unwise *spits*

delishpot:
Now that is feminism at its peak. Dem want total control of their bodies.

One thousand ways to die in the West

People can be amazingly stupid at times. I wish them vacuum cleaned recovery.

missimelda01:
Rubbish

Alot of you use words you don't know the meaning of, it makes you look unwise *spits*

You don't fight for women rights as much as I do youngling stop being a dumb Bimbo and do something active with your life. Your kind marry men who shove them into the kitchen and bedroom.

Silly sh1t. I can only imagine the damage they might have done to themselves.

The endometrial lining slough off gradually over the days on which you have your period. Using a vacuum to force things through is just foolish.

Lord knows the negative pressure they must've used. 100cmHg? more? that's like doing a 'vacuum hysterectomy'

Complications may include:

-Ruptured uterine arteries.
-Vaginal prolapse.
-Damage to pelvic floor.
-VVF
-Uterine perforation.
-Sepsis.