during the middle ages, what did women use for their perod?

Answer 1

cloth

Answer 2

Women wore commercial belts at least from the latter part of the nineteenth century (the earliest ad the museum has is an American one dated 1891). Because self-adhesive pads became available only in the early 1970s, if women used pads, they had to wear belts, suspenders, "sanitary panties," (underpants with hooks or tabs or something else to hold the pad in place) - or invent some way of getting the pad to stay in place.

We have def. come a long way from that!

Answer 3

u mean back in the old days
if so
god did u ever do history in the middle ages they wore cloths for them

Answer 4

They used e.g knitted pads, menstrual aprons, and strips of folded old cloth (rags) to catch their menstrual blood.

Some didnt use anything at all...