Abstract: A compact article for treating fluid of the human body having an absorbent core member having the function of deodorizing, sterilizing, and coagulating the fluid and being made of a cationized cellulose fiber containing nitrogen, an inner water-proofing member for preventing the fluid from permeating to the back side of the article and being made of a cellulose fiber, and an outer cover member for covering both the inner and core members and being made of cellulose or artificial fiber or a mixture of the cellulose and artificial fibers.

Abstract: An article for treating menstrual fluid employs a cover member forming an enclosure, an absorbent layer positioned within the enclosure for absorbing the menstrual fluid, a water-proofing layer also positioned within the enclosure for preventing the menstrual fluid absorbed by the absorbent layer from permeating to the outside of the cover member and a deodorizer composition such as active carbon and the like located within the enclosure and having the function of absorbing and holding the menstrual fluid and simultaneously removing the odor released from the menstrual fluid.