Why can't you get your tampon in?

Answer 1

If you can't reach the tampon to remove try using your vaginal muscles to push the tampon further down and squat. If that fails then you have to ask someone else to remove the tampon for you or go to the doctor to have it removed.

Answer 2

If you are having trouble putting a tampon in, its probobly because you are doing it incorecty. put it in sitting dow, and put it in towards your lower back , NOT STRAIGHT,,, THATS WHY IT WILL HURT! so, try it again next time you get your period. hope i helped!

ps. the very first time i got my period, i put a tampon in and had no problems. I think that its so much more easy than pads.!!!!!

Answer 3

You need to relax - if you're tense vaginal muscles tense causing vaginal walls to clench together aroused the tampon, thus making it harder to remove - masturbation can help as when aroused your vagina relaxes, lubricates, opens, and increases in size. If your tampon is stuck because it is dry then try sitting in a shallow bath to allow water from the bath to soak the tampon to make it softer and reduce discomfort of a dry tampon being pulled out - insert fingers vaginally to help water get to tampon.

If you still can't get a tampon out then you must see a doctor, if left too long tampons have serious risks.

Answer 4

Firstly, recognise that you don't need to use tampons - you can use menstrual pads, or even if you need to use internal options you may be better with menstrual sponges, menstrual cups, or softcups.

Tampon use is fairly straight forward, you simply insert the tampon into your vagina, aiming towards the small of your back. Make sure you're using lightest absorbency for your flow, also try using lubrication like KY Jelly or olive oil to make it easier to insert. You should make sure you're relaxed as if you're tense vaginal muscles tense causing the vagina to tighten so it's more difficult to insert the tampon - practice tensing and relaxing vaginal muscles, or try masturbating before tampon use.

Answer 5

You relax and try masturbating as when aroused the vagina becomes relaxed, lubricated, opens, and increases in size to make it easier for you to remove the tampon. If the tampon is still dry then take a shallow bath and help the water get to the tampon to help soften it up so it's easier to remove. If you still can't get it out then you have to go to the doctor or hospital to have it removed.

Answer 6

What you do when a tampon won't go in depends on why it won't go in.

Often people can't insert tampons because they are pushing into the wrong place so check you are inserting into the vaginal opening, also be sure to relax as if you tense vaginal muscles tense causing the vaginal walls to clench together so insertion is more difficult. Make sure you're using correct absorbency too, always use lowest absorbency for your flow - at first try inserting during the heaviest point in your period and if needed also use lubrication like KY Jelly to make insertion easier too.

Answer 7

dont panick make sure you hevent kept it in longer than 8 hours if there is serious bleeding idk i didnt start my period yet so lucky 4 now!!

Answer 8

Put Vaseline on it and maybe try a smaller size.

Answer 9

A lot of girls have this problem in the beginning, follow the directions very carefully , it is like the old saying, practice makes perfect, you will do just fine in no time.

Answer 10

Be calm and try to get it out, make sure your in the right position! Dont leave it in , it can get you VERY sick.!!