What hole does a tampon go in?

Answer 1

Tampons go into the vagina - the opening between your anus and your urethra, where discharge and blood comes from. However if you are unaware of your anatomy it's not a good idea to use tampons, learn more about anatomy and sanitary options first.

Answer 2

Tampons are inserted into the vagina - where blood comes from.

If you do not know enough about basic anatomy to know that tampons go into a vagina, or where your vagina is located, then you should not be using tampons. Use pads for now and take some time to educate yourself about how your body works - even if you're not a menstruator this is important to know.

Answer 3

Tampons go into the vaginal opening - if you don't know that, if you don't know the basics of your vaginal anatomy, then you shouldn't use tampons. It's important you know how your vagina works in order to understand the potential risks of tampon use so you can make an informed decision about whether to use tampons and understand precautions you need to take. Take some time to learn about your anatomy before you start to consider using tampons or other internal menstrual products.

Answer 4

Tampons go into the vagina - the hole where discharge and blood come from (not the anus or your urethra). If you don't know where your vagina is then you should not use tampons, you need to learn the basics of your own anatomy and understand how tampons effect your vagina first. Look online for diagrams and pages explaining your vulva and vagina, and just use pads for now.

Answer 5

Yes, tampons go into the vaginal opening. The vagina is the canal through which uterine lining shed during menstruation leaves your body, thus why tampons would go into that hole. Tampons cannot fit into the urethra and should not be inserted into the anus.

Answer 6

Here; go to this website. It will help you out and tell you everything you need to know. Good luck. ; ) http://www.beinggirl.com/en_US/yourperiod_inserttampon.jsp

Answer 7

Your vagina. The middle hole. Most likely the hole you thought you peed out of. But that one is smaller and is in front of it.

Answer 8

Yes, that is where it is the most useful.