What should I pay attention to when inserting tampons

Sanitary napkins are a type of sanitary product that women use during their menstruation. They are also frequently used. However, sanitary products for women during their menstruation are not just sanitary napkins. Tampons are a new type of female product and also play an important role. However, there are many things that many women do not understand when using them. Let us now learn about what to pay attention to when using insertable tampons.

1. Does it hurt to insert an internal tampon?

Internal tampons are completely painless and easy to use. First, just relax and slowly insert the tampon. Read the operating instructions carefully. If you have any pain when you insert your tampon, it may be because you inserted it too quickly or incorrectly.

2. Is it painful to use an internal tampon?

The internal tampon is completely painless and you will not feel any pain when using it. If the tampon is inserted correctly, it will feel very comfortable and not restrictive. If not, it may be because you inserted it in the wrong position or it did not reach deep enough into your vagina. If that happens, just take out the sanitary napkin and replace it with a new one.

3. Will an internal tampon get stuck in the vagina?

The correct way to remove an internal tampon is to half squat and slowly pull out the cotton string. The cotton string of the internal tampon is fixed and embedded in the center of the internal tampon. If you feel that you cannot pull it out, it may be because the tampon has not absorbed enough menstrual blood.

4.Will the cotton thread break?

If the cotton string breaks, you can also directly remove the tampon itself. Please note that you must wash your hands before and after removal. If it still cannot be removed, consult a doctor or professional.

5. I am a virgin, can I use tampons?

Virgins can also use internal tampons. Virginity has nothing to do with tampons. A virgin is a woman who has never had sexual intercourse. The hymen is a flexible membrane that partially covers the outside of the vaginal opening. This membrane affects the flow of blood during menstruation. There is no risk of tearing the hymen when using an internal tampon (either insertion or removal), so it will not affect the hymen.

Through the above introduction about what to pay attention to when using insertable tampons, female friends now have a certain understanding of insertable tampons. In fact, the main reason why everyone is not at ease when using them is that they don’t know enough about insertable tampons. This is also what we need to understand when we use or want to use them in normal times.