Will using tampons break the hymen?

I believe that many female friends have heard of menstrual products such as tampons. Some people may think that tampons will break their virginity and refuse to use them. This idea or concept is totally unacceptable and very naive. The design features of tampons determine that they will not break a girl's virginity. Here we will briefly introduce the basic shapes and design features of bathroom bars to help you solve your doubts.

When using tampons, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of your hands and vulva. Wash your hands carefully before inserting the tampon into the vagina. Do not touch the catheter and tampon that enter the vagina to avoid bringing bacteria into the vagina. I guess many girls have the same problem. There are a lot of tampons sold in supermarkets, but can teenage girls use them? Of course unmarried women can use internal tampons. Because the hymen is a ring-shaped tissue with a hole in the center that allows menstrual blood to flow out of the body.

The size of the hole varies from person to person, and the general diameter is 2.5 cm. There are many types of tampons for internal use. You can choose a smaller ordinary tampon, which has a diameter of only 1.32 cm, which is more than enough to pass through the hole in the hymen without damaging the hymen. The diameter of the cervical opening is 0.1 to 0.2 cm, while the diameter of a tampon is 1.32 to 1.42 cm. It is impossible for it to pass through the cervical opening and enter the uterus, let alone enter the abdominal cavity from the uterus.

Since the pull string of the tampon is tightly sewn from the top to the tail end, when the tampon is soaked with menstrual blood and becomes moist, it is not difficult to remove it by gently pulling the tail of the string.

However, when using tampons, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of your hands and vulva. Wash your hands carefully before inserting the tampon into the vagina. Do not touch the catheter and tampon that enter the vagina to avoid bringing bacteria into the vagina. The time to change the tampon depends on the amount of menstrual blood. It is usually changed every 2 to 4 hours and must be removed within 8 hours. Because the tampon stays in the vagina for too long, it may cause unnecessary trouble and cause pelvic infection.

Well, the above introduces the specific forms of tampons. I believe that friends who have read the introduction will no longer have such ridiculous ideas as tampons will break a woman’s virginity. Tampons appeared much later than sanitary napkins. They are a new thing and have not yet become popular in Asia, but they have begun to be widely used by women in Europe and the United States.