What are the instructions for using tampons

Many female friends are too lazy to read the instructions when using tampons, thinking that there is no need to read the instructions for this kind of thing, and they just need to put it into their vagina, and nothing will happen at all. But in fact, if you use it directly without reading the instructions, it will cause harm, and even cause you to suffer from gynecological diseases. Moreover, tampons can only be used when the menstrual flow is small.

Parts of a catheter-type tampon. The one on the left is the outer tube. The middle one is the tampon itself with the cotton thread (drawstring) attached. The one on the right is the inner tube. Catheter packaging: The tampons in this type of packaging are completely covered in the catheter, so there is no need to worry about contamination from hand contact. When in use, place the front end of the outer tube of the catheter in contact with the vaginal opening, push the inner tube forward, and push the tampon into the vagina in a manner similar to injection, and then remove the catheter (outer tube and inner tube) together.

Illustration of a tampon placed in the vagina. The tampon can be inserted in three positions: sitting, standing with legs slightly bent, and standing with one leg across a chair. The purpose is to allow the vaginal opening to open slightly to allow the tampon to be inserted smoothly. If it cannot be inserted smoothly, you can slightly change the angle of insertion and it will be pushed in smoothly. If you feel the tampon when you walk and move, it's not inserted deep enough and you can put it in a little deeper.

To remove it, just use the cotton string (drawstring) to pull the tampon out. If you can't find the cotton string, you can push the tampon out of the body by exerting force. If you cannot remove the tampon from your body smoothly, please seek help from a professional doctor as soon as possible.

The second day of menstruation is the best opportunity to practice using OB. At this time, the menstrual blood flow is larger, the vaginal opening becomes moist, and the tampon is easier to insert into the body.

You may feel nervous when you first use it. At this time, you may wish to adopt the position that makes you feel most comfortable and easiest to insert. During placement, deep breathing will also help you relax your muscles.

If you have difficulty with your first try, please don’t give up immediately, as most people will have difficulty with placement when they first use it. It only takes a few tries to find the best way to insert the tampon.

After reading this article, I believe everyone has an understanding of the instructions for using tampons. In fact, you will feel very nervous when you first use tampons. At this time, you must learn to take deep breaths, so that you can effectively relax your muscles, and you can also find a comfortable position to insert it.