Yes, an 11 year old can use tampons although it's not recommended.
Younger women are at higher risk of Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) due to the fact they often have more delicate vaginal tissues and lower immunity to TSST-1 toxins responsible for TSS. It's important for women to understand their options and risks of products like tampons to make an informed choice, also that they are responsible enough to use tampons correctly to reduce health risks.
It's best to use pads or if you want to use internal options try menstrual cups - cups are internal like tampons but far safer, which also makes them more convenient - a smaller menstrual cup brand like Ladycup or MeLuna is perfect for younger women.
If your period starts in school and you don't have any menstrual products then just ask your friends for pads, tampons, or cups. If your friends don't have any supplies then a teacher or school nurse will be able to help you, even if they don't have any themselves they will still be able to help you out. If worst comes to worst you can also simply use folded-up toilet paper in your underwear as a makeshift pad.
Yes but its your decision because its your body so think about it for a while then decide if your ready and practice and look for the perfect one and size and absorbency
you should ask your friends if they have one and it sounds crazy but they probably will be supportive about it. if not, your school clinic/nurse might have a few extra.
Tell the school nurse.
if you are talking about getting your period whilst on stage i dont think you can really do anything, but if you get it beofre just use a tampon.
She can put a tampon, and if she and he dont want to have sex during period they can wait.
Yes i do it all the time but dont do it without a tampon that was a disaster
same as normal, just dont wear a tampon. if you do, wake up every 2 hours to change it. Or you will get a serious infection.
A tampon should not be slipping out - if used correctly the tampon should sit above the narroest part of the vaginal canal, both this and vaginal muscle tone will keep the tampon in place - if tampons are slipping out you need to discuss this with your doctor. If tampons dont work for you then you should consider using pads or other similar external options like period underwear, belts or interlabial pads, you may also still be able to use internal options like sponges, soft tampons, softcups or menstrual cups.
You dont have to go in the water but eventually your period will stop once your in water because when you take a shower your period stops until you get out and ive experienced to get in the water in the beach your period will stop until you leave the water then it would come back hope this helped dont be scared go ahead and enjoy your swim at the beach! :)
well depending on your ages, your friend should understand. if its a guy friend i know it will be uncomfortable, but if you try explaining the situation about periods and swimming and THEN tell him, you should be fine. you should use a tampon in the water and be just fine with out leaks, but make sure u take a restroom break to change the tampon after about 2 hours in the pool.
long pants, undies under your pants so you can place your pad on your undies, NOT WHITE BOTTONS, shorts what dont open as much, not dresses wear a tampon if your going to wear a dress, NO SKIRTS,leggings
i dont no any of this stuff
Not really. There are time if not using a tampon that if you cough or laugh or stand from sitting it can feel like its streaming out but you will be having a heavy period for this to happen, so in a way, like a peeing feeling but not from the area where pee comes from. If you go through this and dont want to use a pad a tampon will help in not feeling this gushing feeling.
See your doctor.
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