Can you put a tampon in the wrong hole?

Answer 1

Not possible, unless the person inserting the item deliberately does it, has absolutely no feeling in the nether regions or somebody else is doing the inserting and has no knowledge of what the item is used for. It is not a butt plug.

It would be extremely difficult. You have three holes, the anus (the ***hole), the vagina, and the urethra (the hole you pee from.) The urethra is really small, so it wouldn't fit, and it would hurt A LOT putting it in the anus, and it would be hard to do.

Answer 2

Don't worry, nothing will happen! You should just take it out and start again. If you are having difficulty taking it out trying wetting your vagina with water, it will help it get out. If it is really stuck, which is highly unlikely, then you should go to your doctor and see what you can do.

Answer 3

No, there's really not many ways in which you can incorrectly insert a tampon. Your vagina is only so long so nowhere for the tampon to go, usually incorrect use just means the tampon isn't inserted far enough. It can cause you pain, as you move about or sit, but it wouldn't cause you problems.

Answer 4

It is possible to put a tampon into the anus, but one would think that a person would be able to tell the difference between the anus and vagina - by the location, that blood should only be coming out of one, the difficulty in inserting anally, and by the feeling.

The only other opening would be the urethra, which is too small for a tampon to fit and anything coming in contact with the urethral opening will cause a stinging pain. If you don't even know where the vaginal opening is you shouldn't be using tampons to begin with.

Answer 5

you could possibly leak, but most of all it won't feel comfortable.

Answer 6

Of course you can put the tampon on your anus but it wont do any good. There is only one hole to put it in apart from the anus and that is the vagina so you can't miss it.