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Your body is unique. Pay attention to what it tells you. Don’t do hard exercises when you have your periods. Gentle yoga styles like Yin Yoga or Yoga Nidra are perfect to calm down during your periods. There are some yoga poses that can ease the pain and are good to do when you have your periods.

Don’t continue the practice if you experience any pain or discomfort. Pay attention to your body and don’t push yourself too hard. Tell the teacher if you are doing yoga with a teacher and rest in Shavasana for a while. If you feel better, you can start the practice again, otherwise skip the rest of the practice that day. If the pain doesn’t go away, talk to the teacher about it and also see a doctor right away.

Yoga is for everyone, but you should pay attention to your body and know your limits when you do yoga. Don’t do upside-down poses, breath retention, or hard exercises if you have high blood pressure, hernia, or recent surgery. But if you think you can do yoga, feel free to try. Start slowly and don’t overdo it at first.

Its same like school fees. Even if you are absent, fees cannot be adjusted or duration cannot be extended. Sorry for the inconvenience, but we need to maintain the discipline.