What happens if you use a tampon during implantation bleeding?

Answer 1

Ask every doctor, they will all strongly advise against it. A miscarriage is a pregnancy that your body rejected. The way your body rejects it you will vaginally bleed the rejected pregnancy. The blood that comes out is all sorts of bacteria. The reason why DON'T wear tampons during the bleeding process of the miscarriage is because the tampon is inside of you trapping the bacteria. When the tampon is in, the bacteria has no where else to go. So in turn, the bacteria embeds itself in your uterus and can cause complications if no medical attention is sought. So some life-saving advice is DO NOT WEAR TAMPONS DURING THE BLEEDING FROM THE MISCARRIAGE!!!!

Answer 2

No. If that were so then women would insert a tampon instead of paying all that money for an abortion. However tampons should not b used during pregnancy. For what? You dont get a period. Pantiliners can be used for discharge.

Answer 3

why would you use a tampon during implantation. you shouldn't bleed much just very light spotting. I don't think it will cause a miscarriage but i imagine it would be rather uncomfortable and could increase your chance for infection. try a pantiliner instead

Answer 4

Hopefully no one would be so irresponsible as to use a tampon during implantation bleeding. The bleeding is unlikely to be heavy enough to warrant using a tampon, even if it was you'd not know how heavy it would remain so you risk using a tampon without sufficient blood flow. Tampons dry-out vaginal tissues causing ulceration in the vaginal walls that give TSST-1 toxins responsible for TSS a more direct route into the bloodstream, thus using tampons during implantation bleeding may increase TSS risk.

Answer 5

No, you shouldn't use tampons unless you're menstruating.

Tampons don't just absorb blood they also absorb vaginal moisture needed to keep the vaginal tissues moistened in order to protect them from damage. By drying-out vaginal tissues tampons can cause small tears and ulceration in the vaginal walls, as well as uncomfortable this gives TSST-1 toxins direct route into your bloodstream so increasing risk of Toxic shock syndrome.

Tampons should never be used when not menstruating or with spotting, if you experience spotting use liners, pads, menstrual cups, or softcup but not tampons or similar options,

Answer 6

im not sure but im going threw the same thing right now and i use them and nothing bad has happend i have asked aound n ppl has told me its ok