You can use tampons back to back, however it is best to alternate with pads as often as possible to allow your vagina a chance to clean itself of bacteria, toxins and tampon fibres that have accumulated from tampon use. Inserting one tampon after another traps bacteria and fibres within the vagina, so allowing more bacteria to build-up, which can thus increase risk of vaginal infections and Toxic shock syndrome (TSS).
It's not recommended to wear tampons back-to-back, you should alternate with pads.
Tampons allow bacterial growth and prevent the vagina from cleaning out bacteria, thus alternating with pads allow the vagina a chance to clean-out that bacteria whereas inserting another tampon will keep bacteria in the vagina. Tampons also tear vaginal walls, inserting a dry tampon causes friction against already torn vaginal walls so can increase damage - this can be uncomfortable and increases TSS risks by allowing toxins produced by certain bacteria easier access into your bloodstream.
Yes it is okay, but it is recommended to alternate with pads as often as possible.
Tampons should be changed every 4-6 hours, it's recommended to use pads afterwards to allow your vagina a chance to clean-out bacteria that has accumulated, re-adjust pH, and allow the vaginal tissues time to heal. You don't have to alternate with pads after every use but it is a good idea to if you can, obviously you understand that using one tampon after another isn't ideal.
no. replace it when it's supposed to be replaced.
No, monkeys don't wear tampons. Only humans wear tampons.
No, they wear their own tampons.
NEVER wear tampons when not menstruating - it's not safe and no need.
No but tampons do.
Yes
You wear pads of tampons
Yes, but wear tampons instead of pads.
Yes, you can wear tampons if you gave birth two months ago. You can resume all normal activities as long as you're comfortable.
Yes tampons are worn in your body and are not visible.
People wear tampons as a means of managing menstrual flow during their periods. Some people use pads, some people use tampons, some people use menstrual cups, and some people use nothing. People wear tampons because that is simply their preferred method to deal with menstrual flow.
Wear pads and tampons. Avoid tampons,since it doesn't allow proper out flow of bad blood.Wear thick pads if you have a heavy flow.If your afraid of staining wear adira period panties. They are cotton and comfy.
It depends on your flow and when you'll be wearing tampons. Tampons need to be changed every 4-6 hours, remember too that you cannot wear tampons with light flow, overnight, and you need to alternate with pads.