Ask questions about tampon

The myths and taboos regarding the tampon are many. For not knowing how to use, for fear of losing her virginity, feeling pain, unable to remove the product from the body, leaks, the fact is that many women end up using a more discreet and hygienic option for protection during the menstrual period because of doubts and concerns regarding the subject.

One of the main advantages of the tampon is that it is more discreet than conventional and makes women more comfortable. Additionally, it can be a great ally in situations where the tampon could be a nuisance, such as at the beach and pool.

Gynecologists ensure that it is completely safe and comfortable, but some basic care is required. Find out what they are and clear up any questions about the tampon once and for all.

The tampon is made of cotton and can be found in different sizes, each of which is suitable for one type of flow. In general the product does not pose a risk to women's health, but hygiene care should be redoubled. The ideal is to change it within a maximum of four hours. If the flow is intense, change it first, because if the tampon stays in the vagina longer than allowed, it can cause infections.

It is normal to have difficulty putting it on the first few times, but the tip is to be very relaxed and quiet. Do not be afraid and push deep into the depth of your finger. When in doubt, use an applicator pad and follow the instructions on the product package.

You need not be afraid of the tampon getting lost inside you. The tampon is in the vagina, which is a tube 8 to 13 centimeters deep. There is an opening between your vagina and the uterus, located in the cervix, but it is too small for an internal tampon to pass through it. In addition, there is a cord to make it easy to remove the pad, just carefully pull the cord that is outside the vagina. If you lose the cord, you should remove the tampon from inside the vagina using your finger.

No one loses their virginity by using a tampon. The hymen is an elastic membrane that resists placement of tampons well. Even so, to feel safer, consult your gynecologist before using tampon. Then you just have to go through life quite calmly, even though you're in those days.

Tampon Q&A (March 2024)