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A sanitary napkin 1 comprises a liquid-pervious cover layer 2, arranged on the side of the sanitary napkin 1 which during use is intended to be facing the user. The liquid-pervious cover layer 2 suitably consists of soft, skin-friendly material. Examples of useful liquid-pervious cover materials are different types of non-woven fibre fabrics, so-called nonwoven materials. In sanitary napkin 1, the good contact between the hump 16 and the body of the user ensures that substantially no body fluid flows out towards the sides from the hump 16. If, in spite of this, a small quantity of body fluid should pass out towards the side edges of the sanitary napkin, leakage is efficiently prevented by means of the raised edge barriers 17, 18. The edge barriers 17, 18 conduct the liquid forwards, or backwards to the edge portions 8, 9 of the sanitary napkin, where it may enter through the liquid-pervious cover layer 2 into the second absorbent body 7, situated on the inside. If found to be desirable, it is of course possible to arrange a small quantity of absorbent material inside the liquid-pervious cover layer 2, between the edge barriers 17, 18 and the central hump 16, in order to prevent liquid from flowing on the surface of the sanitary napkin. The hump has a predetermined shape which remains substantially the same before, during and after use and which is not deformed either temporally or permanently during use.
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