Menstruation is part of women’s normal life, which requires basic hygienic practices. Managing hygiene can be affected by several factors and situations such as natural disasters. Focusing on ‘super flooding’ in Pakistan’s Sindh Province, we pay attention to how this ‘natural disaster’ has affected hygienic practices of menstrual cycle of women. The study meticulously examines the dynamics of menstrual hygiene management, encompassing the nuanced encounters with feelings of shame and embarrassment among girls and women situated in flood camps, schools, and community shelters. It also intends to highlight women’s challenge and embarrassment to participate in the distribution process of essential resources such as pads. The insights garnered from this study hold potential relevance for various stakeholders, including policymakers, healthcare practitioners, and researchers, offering a nuanced comprehension of the intersection of menstrual hygiene, climate change, and well-being of women.

月经是女性正常生活的一部分，需要基本的卫生习惯。卫生管理可能会受到自然灾害等多种因素和情况的影响。聚焦巴基斯坦信德省的“超级洪水”，我们关注这场“自然灾害”如何影响女性月经周期的卫生习惯。该研究仔细研究了经期卫生管理的动态，包括位于洪水营地、学校和社区避难所的女孩和妇女所经历的羞耻和尴尬感的微妙遭遇。它还打算强调妇女在参与卫生巾等基本资源分配过程中所面临的挑战和尴尬。这项研究获得的见解对包括政策制定者、医疗保健从业者和研究人员在内的各个利益相关者具有潜在的相关性，提供了对月经卫生、气候变化和女性福祉之间交叉点的细致入微的理解。