What should you do if you found your son trying to stuff a tampon up his rectum?

The rectum is found in the digestive system.

The rectum is to be found in the lower part of the abdominal cavity.

Syphilis can be found in the genitals, rectum, and mouth.

The pelvic cavity contains the reproductive organs, bladder, and rectum.

The rectum is at the end of the large intestine; just inside the anus.

The rectum is where faeces (poop) comes out, it isn't IN any body cavity.

Syphilis is found in the genital area, throat, and rectum.

The rectum is found at the end of the large intestine, and connected to the outside opening, the anus. The rectum is the final holding place for feces. When the rectum is full, muscles start contracting to push waste out of the body.

The rectum is found at the end of the digestive system, and is also considered part of the excretory system.

it's located near your rectum

The rectum is the exit for fecal matter, (poo) and has two muscular sphincters. One automatic and one voluntary. If your friends tend to snicker about this, you should remind them that there are MORE than 50 sphincters in the human body and one of them is the mouth. :)

The epithelial tissues are found inside the mouth, in the esophagus, and in the rectum.

everywhere starting from the mouth ending in the rectum

Neisseria gonorrhea in males can be found in the urethra, rectum, and pharynx. At times, it can be found in the blood or joints as well.

Hey there. I have adenomyosis as well as endometriosis. Personally, I found that it hurts to insert a tampon, though I know someone with it that does not have that problem. I think it depends where your growths are. Also, if you're sexually active, if it hurts to have sex, chances are a tampon will hurt as well, given of course that a tampon is much smaller haha Hope this helps!

Rectum *Found in the Digestive System.

mostly E coli will be found in the intestine and rectum

penis,vagina,urethra,dark moist areas, mouth, and the rectum

Tampons should only be used while actively on your period. They should be removed every 4-6 hours and NEVER left in for more than 8 hours. This is because the folds of a tampon help house bacteria that is naturally found in our bodies. After 8 hours, those bacteria begin to reproduce quickly. This can lead to toxic shock syndrome, which is very serious. Furthermore, inserting a tampon when you are not on your period can lead to yeast infections and throw off your natural body chemistry in that region.

Nothing would happen if a 6 year old boy finds a tampon, he is unlikely to know what it is. I'd hope a used tampon wouldn't be laying around and that if he found packaged tampons his mother or appropriate adult would explain to him what they are used for - in an age-appropriate way.

If you're new to tampons then know that tampon packets contain instructions for tampon use, you can also find instructions online including videos on YouTube explaining tampon use. Make sure that you understand tampon risks and how to use tampons correctly to reduce those risks too. Tampons essentially are just inserted into your vagina, it's really no more complicated than that, as long as you're relaxed you should just be able to push the tampon into your vagina - aim towards the small of your back and feel for resistance to guide into place. But again, check instructions if unsure.

A tampon left in for four days won't cause fainting. Many people have a vasovagal reaction to shots. That's the most likely explanation for your fainting.

Alright, I'm going to answer this because I am extremely happy I don't have to wear pads anymore and I just efficiently used my first tampon and I want to help others. First, make sure you know where your vagina is. Get the tampon opened and ready (after you washed your hands) and you HAVE to RELAX. Take a deep breath and let it out slowly and think of something happy and calm. To be honest, I tried the one leg on the toilet seat thing but it didn't work for me. I eventually ended up on my back on the floor with my legs spread out. Start feeling around with the tampon.. I know this sounds weird, but you'll understand why once you try. If you try putting the tampon in and it just "pops" back out, you haven't found the right hole. It happened to me. So feel around and aim the tampon back towards your waist a tiny bit and there should feel like ANOTHER hole in your vagina. If you find it the tampon slides right in really easily. I really hope this helps!!

No. You're thinking of the chicken or any type of bird that has this "feature," not cows. A cow's rectum is above the vulva, and the urethra and vagina is found in the vulva. The urethra is situated in the vagina but branches from the vagina to the kidneys. The entrance to the urethra is found in the first few inches of the cow's vagina.

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