How to use a tampon

When talking about menstruation, everyone will think of sanitary napkins needed for menstruation. This can be said to be a guardian angel for female friends. However, with the rapid development of society, many new types of female hygiene products have emerged one after another. Among them, tampons are a type of product that is more popular among female friends. Friends who use this product for the first time may not know how to use it. So how do you use tampons?

1. Wash your hands, take out a tampon, and open the cellophane packaging of the tampon.

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2. Untie the end with the cotton thread and straighten the cotton thread. Then gently cut the thin thread to all four sides, and expand the slender end into a small umbrella shape.

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3. Put the finger sleeve included in the package on your index finger, put it into the umbrella-shaped groove, and pinch the tampon with your thumb to prepare for placement.

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4. Adopt the most comfortable and natural posture for yourself (such as sitting on the toilet seat with your legs open, one leg on the toilet seat, or standing with your legs apart and bent), and use your index finger to gently push the noodles in. Try to take it easy when placing it.

5. Since the female vagina has a certain curvature, you should push it slightly inward and upward. If you feel resistance during the pushing process, just change the angle.

6. Push the second section of your index finger completely into the vagina. If you can still feel it, push the tampon a little further. If the position is correct, you will not feel the presence of the tampon. When properly placed, the end of the cotton thread will remain outside the vaginal opening.

It is not advisable to use tampons for heavy menstrual flow

During those inconvenient days, compact tampons are the choice of many fashionable women, but experts point out that tampons are only suitable for use when the menstrual flow is small.

If the menstrual flow is heavy and the tampon is soaked with menstrual blood and blocks the vagina, the menstrual blood will not flow out smoothly. The menstrual blood that cannot flow out of the vagina is likely to flow back into the uterine cavity, causing poisoning in the body. Experts suggest that women may wish to use tampons when their menstruation is about to end or when the flow is light.

The above is an introduction on how to use tampons. I believe that after reading the above introduction, you should understand how to use tampons. Tampons are an internal method, so if you are not careful, it is easy to be infected by bacteria. So everyone must remember to change them frequently when using them to maintain hygiene.