Specific statistics on the use of tissues during menstruation are not common, but some relevant research and common sense can be used to roughly estimate the amount of use. During menstruation, women will experience different physiological changes, and the frequency and amount of use of cleaning products such as tissues, sanitary napkins, and tampons will also vary.

Daily tissue use: Outside of menstruation, women usually use 2-5 tissues a day, mainly for daily cleaning or wiping.

Menstrual tissue use: During menstruation, especially in the first two days of heavy flow, women may need to use tissues more frequently to clean themselves. Statistics show that some women may use 30-40 tissues (or more) during their period, depending on the flow and personal habits. "Tissues" here include facial tissues, Wet wipes, and other personal hygiene cleaning products.

sanitary napkin use: According to some studies, women change sanitary napkins 2-5 times a day on average during menstruation. If the flow is particularly heavy, you may even need to change it more times. Generally speaking, the number of times you change sanitary napkins may increase on days with heavier flow.

Some key points:

Flow size: Menstrual flow is usually divided into three stages: light, medium and heavy. Heavy menstrual periods may require more frequent use of tissues or wet wipes.

Personal habits: Some women may be accustomed to wiping with tissues, while others may choose wet wipes or special cleaning liquids. Different habits will affect the amount of tissues used.

In general, when you have your period, you generally use more tissues than usual, especially on days with heavy menstrual flow. When choosing sanitary products, it is recommended to adjust according to personal flow and comfort