Introduction. Presentation and awareness about menstruation, considered a curse in Bangladesh, is of utmost importance because women are the ultimate sufferers without having proper knowledge of menstrual hygiene. So in this paper, we will discuss about the presentatio n and social perspective of menstruation in Bangladeshi women. Materials and methods. The research was cross sectional and we took convenient type of non randomized samples of a group of 650 young and middle aged women. Results. The results reported that a mong 650 women, 390 were young aged between the age group 15 34 and 260 were middle aged between the age group 35 45. 58.33% women were found taking painkillers for menstrual pain and 41.67% were found taking contraceptive pills for irregular menstruation. Obesity, lack of exercise, depot contraceptives, miscarriage, pelvic infections etc. were found to be the clinical causes behind irregular menstruation and severe menstrual cramps. Food allergies and gall bladder problem were present. Conclusions. Misconc eptions about menstruation, family restriction and dominant attitudes of male are the basic risk factors prevailing in Bangladesh. Providing women with knowledge and management methods prior to menarche, privacy and a positive social environment around men strual issues have the potential to benefit the womenfolk of Bangladesh.