Do tampons hurt?

There is no “soll” or “must”.

There are some things to consider:

• never try to use while you just don’t have the period.
• not to use as a beginner while you have the period just quite easy.
• There are different “sizes” (they differ in thickness and in their suction strength). When I was 15 years old, I used Mini or “Normal” for a stronger period. I was overwhelmed with “Super”.
• I started wearing tampons at the time when I was 15. Only from time to time, rehearsal, had negative experiences (through which I learned what to do with it).
• never use more than one tampon at the same time
• Do not leave a tampon in for many hours.
• never forget to wear a tampon.

The material of the tampon sucks with the moisture around the tampon. If you just don’t have your days – and then call Tampon trying to use, the tampon has as good as hardly any possible liquid to absorb. If you want to get the tampon out, it hurts and it’s blurred – because the tampon could hardly absorb moisture and therefore not “smooth” as soon as you pull the band.

There are different types of tampons. With extra-soft surface, without extra-smooth surface, different strengths (mini, normal, super), there are those with insertion aid (I believe at least that there are still such, that was 30 years ago anyway). There are tampons from different manufacturers.

Oh, for handling another important point: Ideally, you have touched the toilet with the finger that you would introduce the tampon, not before. Ideally, you have clean hands.

And when a tampon falls unpacked on the ground, he moves into the garbage. You shouldn’t use it anymore.