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Yes, the Caia Koopman tampon case can hold super absorbency tampons. Tampon cases are designed to carry all absorbencies of commercial or organic tampons. A super absorbency is not much bigger than a regular absorbency.
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Is Changing a super tampon every 5 hours bad?
No, changing a super absorbency tampon every 5 hours isn't bad. Tampons should be changed every 4-6 hours - as long as the tampon is saturated then you are changing at the correct time. Your flow is on the heavier side but not abnormally so, tampons are made up to Ultra absorbency so as long as you're not leaking through highest absorbency within a few hours there's no reason to be concerned. You may want to consider menstrual cups, these are safer than tampons so can be worn for 12 hours including overnight so a lot more convenient than tampons and pads for dealing with heavier flow. Cups can lighten flow compared to tampons, they hold a lot more than tampons so they don't have to be dealt with every few hours, and don't leak like tampons.
What is the biggest type of tampon?
Different types of tampons include...Commercial tampons - e.g. Tampax These are typically made from bleached chemically treated rayon fleece compressed into a rocket-shape, coming in several different absorbencies; junior, super, super plus, and ultra. TSS is primarily associated with this type of tampon.Organic tampons - e.g. Natracare These are made from unbleached hypo-allergenic cotton fleece compresses into a rocket-shape, coming in several different absorbencies; junior, super, super plus, and ultra. TSS has never been associated with this type of tampon.Soft tampons - e.g. Beppy These are made from synthetic sponge in a tall disk shape, coming in a single absorbency and either with or without lubricant for easier use. TSS has never been associated with this type of tampon.Sponge tampons - e.g. Jade & Pearl These are made from natural sponge, differing in size depending on absorbency, these are moistened with water before use and are reusable. There have only been a handfull of TSS cases associated with this type of tampon.Cloth tampons - e.g. Moocowmomma These are made from various types of cloth, including cotton or bamboo, usually flat strips of fabric that are rolled to insert, these are reusable. TSS has never been associated with this type of tampon.
If your period is really heavy and a super tampon does not hold it for more then 30 minutes should you insert another one?
After removing the first one, yes, put another one in. Never put more than one tampon in at a time. But if your flow is that heavy you should talk to a doctor. That isn't normal. Not normal at all, if you have that much bleeding see your doctor immediately, you could be hemorrhaging. Never use two tampons at a time. If you need to use a napkin as well. But if bleeding is this heavy you should certainly see a doctor as something is very wrong.
Caused by Staphylococcus aureus what condition became prominent in the 1970s when tampon-using women were getting it?
The condition prominent in the 1970's in tampon using women was Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).Certain tampon brands started using super-absorbent materials that were not safety tested, these materials caused vaginal tears which resulted in vaginal hemorrhaging and higher risk of TSS as it gave bacterial toxins from bacteria like Staphylococcus Aureus direct access to the bloodstream. Tampon companies not only continued to sell these tampons but also heavily promoted these new tampons to get more women using them. At the time nothing was known about TSS or tampon risks so women were also using these tampons for far longer than they should have, thus allowing larger numbers of bacteria to multiply which also increased the risk of them contracting TSS.
Can a man put a tampon in his anus?
yes it is okay to put a tampon in your anus no more than 6 hours tho. I use them cuz I leak. My wife understands it for my health. I do have to say they feel soo good deep in my anus. If you have more questions feel frre to ask
How long does a super plus tampon last?
Well when I use tampons, I regularly use super tampons because on my first 2 days are my heaviest, so I usually wear a super whcih lasts about 2 hours. I have recently started using a super plus tampon, and it lasts me about 4.5 hours through the school day. I think you should use these for school or sports becuse they are really obsorbant, but always wear a panty liner or a thin and short pad. or if you are to nervous to use a super plus then a super can last a full day with a thick pad under it. because i know it could be embarassing to change your tampon at school. Just always be pre pared and always have protection haha because you dont want to be that one girl walking around school with a blood stain on the back of her pants. I really hope this helped!:)
What are the smallest tampons?
Yep... tampons come in different sizes depending on how heavy or or light your flow is. So if you were looking for small tampons you should get the light flow tampons because they are smaller. Tampons for light flow might also be called 'juniors.'
Can you surf with a tampon?
Of course! You can do pretty much anything with a tampon in, that's why there so much better thaan pads! Just make sure to change it frequently, and use the right size. according to how your flow is. "Super Plus, Super, Regular" I hopee i helped(:
Do men wear tampons?
No, women don't use tampons every day.Tampons are only used when a woman experiences menstruation or withdrawal bleeds, any other time it is unsafe for a woman to use a tampon. Even during menstruation or withdrawal bleeds tampons can't be used constantly as it's not safe to sleep with a tampon in or use tampons with light bleeding, it's also recommended to alternate with pads often. Women can also use other menstrual products such as menstrual pads, menstrual cups, softcups, or options like menstrual release.
How can Girls get in the pool while on there periods?
Wear a super absorbency tampon like Tampax super in the green wrapper.
Does it hurt when you put a tampon in that's bigger?
Tampon size isn't an issue, remember that your vagina is designed to accommodate things far bigger than a tampon, but tampon absorbency is an issue. Tampons dry-out vaginal tissues causing small tears in the vaginal walls, thus if you use too big an absorbency for your flow then it will have more of a drying effect so cause more tears - thus higher risk of TSS and more likely to cause discomfort. As long as you're relaxed and use the correct absorbency for your flow tampon use shouldn't hurt at all.
