Is it good to use tampons

It doesn’t matter whether tampons are easy to use or not. If your menstrual flow is relatively light, you can use tampons, but be sure to change them frequently. If you use a tampon for a long time without changing it in time, it can easily lead to retrograde menstrual blood and cause gynecological problems such as endometriosis. It should also be noted that when using tampons, they should not exceed 8 hours at most. If they are used during the day, it is best to change them every 3 hours or so.

You can still use tampons during sleep at night, but since the night time is longer, you can choose tampons with weaker absorption to use with sanitary napkins. If you still have health concerns, you can use sanitary napkins instead. Some women use tampons in order to engage in activities such as swimming and hot spring bathing during their menstrual week. Due to the physiological structure of the human body, water will not enter the vagina, but when using tampons to engage in such activities, they still need to pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness.

Some people also worry that the cotton thread (drawstring) will break. Since tampons are high-density compressed bodies, the cotton thread is tightly pressed into the tampon body, so that the cotton thread can withstand a tensile force of more than three kilograms, and there is no need to worry about the cotton thread being broken.

Nearly half of toxic shock cases occur in menstruating women, but fortunately the condition is extremely rare. Because tampons are in close contact with vaginal epithelial cells, the body's resistance may be reduced. If the replacement interval is too long, the endometrium may dry out due to the absorption of the tampon, causing a type of Staphylococcus aureus in the vagina to enter the blood circulation system, causing symptoms such as sore throat, fever, joint and muscle pain, low blood pressure, and even shock in severe cases. The absorbency of sanitary napkins is too good, and users may think that they do not need to change them frequently, which increases the chance of infection. Therefore, it is believed that the absorbency of sanitary napkins is related to toxic shock syndrome.

Tampons are a good choice both from a practical and aesthetic point of view. Especially for women, using tampons during menstruation can greatly liberate the body, so that they can move freely during menstruation without worrying about side leakage. In fact, in many parts of Europe and the United States, tampons have become quite popular.