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Problem With Tampons

By palmerreport August 12, 2020 9 answers Last updated August 12, 2020

Hello, I'm a virgin at 13 and when I try to put on the tampon, I feel an unbearable pain and it's as if I can't "make it come in" - meaning no matter how much I press when it's halfway in, it doesn't move and reappears. pain. I think I'm doing everything right, but it doesn't work. Where am I wrong? * I use Event mini, the smallest possible I could find.

Answers 9

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angelina_new answered · August 12, 2020

   Is the hymen interfering! If you want to enter the whole just open! I can't understand why you write a whole story about this and why it was published at all ...

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backbull76 answered · August 12, 2020

   I guess, and I hope you're a virgin (you're still 13), and the zipper at the entrance to your vagina prevents you from using tampons. Use better bandages, they are more hygienic, and more suitable for your age. The tampon can cause an infection because it keeps the blood inside the body, and the chance of a bandage is much smaller (only if you are too sensitive to some ingredients). The best option are cotton bandages!

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markusriva answered · August 12, 2020

   Girl, try with the little ones of any brand, but if you can look with some coverage, there are some that are easier to put. I guess you want to use tampons a lot and you don't want us to dissuade you here, but if it's to go to the pool, for example, I understand you, so don't worry. Apparently the hymen does not have enough stretch and the opening is not big, and you must be terribly worried when you try to put it on. If you want to give up, use bandages that can break the hymen and get an infection after placement. At least if you're uncomfortable, don't try again. Time will pass, you will be ready for this type of hygiene measures and you will use. It's not even bad to ask your personal doctor if it's convenient for him to give you guidance. But don't use tampons unless it's really necessary for you, because even if you manage to put it on when it's time to take it out, it will swell from the liquid and it will be just as difficult for you to take it back. Smart, these things are not a joke.

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teamchile_coch answered · August 12, 2020

   As a virgin, how do you want to wrap this tampon, tell me ??? It is true that there were so many uneducated and uninformed people ... Use sanitary napkins and you're done.

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livepainter answered · August 12, 2020

   you just don't put it right.

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zandersparks answered · August 12, 2020

   You're too small for tampons. Better use sanitary napkins. And tampons are dangerous.

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layzhang answered · August 13, 2020

   I am a 30-year-old woman and I use bandages in my hardest days, and then only from the mini tampons of OV. Don't be silly, girl. There are super bandages nowadays. The trick is to change the bandage often. In addition, at your age, menstruation is sometimes very heavy and no matter what tampon you put on, you will cry. It's not your problem with the hymen, it's a lot deeper than where the tampon should come, but you obviously don't dare push it deep enough, and that causes a lot of discomfort. Use bandages and you're done.

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eden_garden69 answered · August 13, 2020

   From the author to No. 4: Obviously I'm not uneducated here, since you claim that tampons are only for non-virgins. :)

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daftpunk answered · August 13, 2020

   Again from the author to No. 3: yes, I resorted to tampons, because this week I have a vacation at sea, and I'm in a cycle and I'm not going to run out until then.