What does it feel like to use a tampon

A long time ago, women did not have sanitary napkins during their menstruation. They could only use cloth strips. Now society is constantly progressing, so people invented sanitary napkins. However, many friends do not seem to be particularly satisfied with sanitary napkins because they are not particularly convenient to use. Nowadays, tampons are loved by many women, so what does it feel like to use tampons?

Internal tampons have brought convenience to modern women and reduced embarrassment and anxiety to a certain extent. However, if you are used to using them during menstruation and do not change them frequently, you may gain peace of mind but lose your health.

As the weather gets hotter, beauty-loving girls start preparing summer clothes. While cool and hot summer clothes are beautiful, they also pose considerable problems for women, especially during those inconvenient days, so OB becomes everyone's first choice. However, convenient OB has many hidden dangers.

What is OB? What material is it made of?

OB is what we often call an internal tampon. Different from ordinary sanitary napkins, it is cylindrical and has strong water absorption. It can be placed in the vagina during menstruation to absorb menstrual blood. The material is mainly made of cotton, synthetic fiber or a mixture of these two materials, which basically does not cause any harm to the skin.

How to put it into the body correctly?

How to use OB correctly? First wash your hands, then remove the cellophane on the tampon, then loosen the cotton thread, hold the tail end of the tampon with one hand and slowly insert it into the vagina. Note that the cotton thread needs to be exposed. Some girls who are using it for the first time or have dry vagina may find it difficult to insert the OB into their body while standing. In this case, they can insert it while sitting or with one leg crossed on a chair.

What if I can't take it out?

When removing it, just use the cotton string that remains outside the body to gently pull the tampon out and throw it away. If you can't find the cotton string, you can push the tampon out the same way you would urinate or have a bowel movement. If the above methods can't help you take out the tampon in your body, then seek help from a professional doctor as soon as possible!

What if it falls out while walking?

Many women who use OB for the first time worry whether the built-in tampon will enter their uterus when they walk, or whether it will be misplaced and cause bleeding to stain their pants. In fact, this will not happen at all, because the muscles of the vaginal wall are elastic and will fix the tampon in its original position and will not move easily. Moreover, the cervical opening at the top of the tampon is extremely small, which is not enough for the tampon to pass through and enter the uterus.

The above is an introduction to the feeling of using tampons. In fact, there is no feeling when using tampons, and it will bring great convenience to our lives. It is very popular abroad, so you can try to use tampons during menstruation. This is not only convenient, but also very hygienic and can also play a role in sterilization.