How to take out the tampon

Tampons are a relatively new type of sanitary product for women during menstruation on the market. However, they are different from the sanitary napkins we usually use. The usage of this type of tampon is more complicated than the sanitary napkins we usually use, so female friends should pay attention to some correct methods when using it. Some friends will find it difficult to take out the tampon when using it, so how do you take out the tampon?

Lie flat on the bed, wash your hands, insert two fingers into the vagina, and try to feel the position of the cotton thread. If you can't find it, you can also put a chair in the bathroom, put one foot on the chair, and use the same method to find it, or squat or bend over, change your body posture, and try to let the tampon move inside the body toward the vaginal opening. Using a small amount of lubricant can help your fingers enter the vagina smoothly, but don't use too much, otherwise the tampon will be too slippery and difficult to remove; and don't be too anxious: if you are too nervous, your vaginal muscles will tighten, pulling the tampon deeper into the body.

If the above methods do not work, you should go to the hospital for gynecological emergency as soon as possible. The doctor has special instruments and techniques to help you remove the tampon, which can be done in a few minutes. By the way, ask the doctor to do a vaginal examination for you to see if you are infected with any bacteria, and then you can leave.

The above is an introduction on how to take out a tampon. Female friends should also pay attention to the method when using tampons. If they are not inserted correctly, it will make it difficult to take them out, so everyone should pay attention. I remind everyone that if it is difficult to take them out for a long time, you should go to the hospital for treatment.