What are tampons used for?

What are the uses of tampons? This is a topic that many people are very concerned about. This is because in our daily lives, when it comes to women’s daily necessities, the most familiar thing to people is sanitary napkins. Sanitary napkins are a very good benefit for women. Although these little angels in life will bring certain embarrassment to ourselves, they help everyone solve very critical problems in a month. Therefore, sanitary napkins are still very considerate. However, with the development of society, tampons have emerged. So do you know what tampons are used for?

A tampon, also known as a sanitary plug or simply a cotton tampon, is a cotton cylinder that can be inserted into the vagina to absorb menstrual blood when a woman has her period. A habitual tampon user may use more than 10,000 tampons in their lifetime. Tampons have the same function as sanitary napkins, but they are built-in. That is to say, it should be inserted into the vagina when used.

There are many sizes of tampons. If it is your first time using one, it is recommended to start with a smaller size. You can choose one that is easier to insert when your menstrual flow is heavy. Try to relax as much as possible when inserting it, and make sure the tail is on the outside, because this makes it easier to remove. Generally speaking, there will be an adaptation period when you first use it, and it is inevitable to feel something stuck. However, it may also be that it is not inserted deep enough. You can use some water-based lubricant on the front to assist. In addition, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of your hands, because there are many bacteria that can be contaminated by the hands to the tampon and then to the genitals, causing speech problems. People who use it for the first time can choose to use a small amount of sanitary pads to prevent menstrual blood from seeping out in unfamiliar situations and causing embarrassment.

What are the uses of tampons? After reading the introduction above, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of the function of tampons, that is, tampons and sanitary napkins are the same, which is to help women solve physiological problems every month. Because sanitary napkins are built-in, unmarried women are recommended not to use them. Compared with sanitary napkins, tampons are easier to carry, so this is a major improvement.