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It depends on the cricumstance.

Most common reasons for pain during tampon use;

  • Lack of relaxation
  • Lack of lubrication
  • Inserting incorrectly
  • Using too high an absorbency
  • Allergic reaction to tampons

If you are new to using tampons the chances are that you are not relaxing enough or inserting at the wrong angle - make sure you are fully relaxed and aim the tampon towards the small of the back, feel for resistance so you can guide into place.

If you've used tampons before and this is a new problem make sure you are using correct absorbency (always use lightest absorbency for your flow). If you use commercial tampons like Tampax, Playtex or Kotex these contain chemicals you may be allergic to - even if using the same brand as before you may have developed a bad reaction, or they may have changed their ingredients.

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They shouldn't.....when inserted correctly, they feel comfortable enough that you probably won't feel it. If it hurts, then you most likely didn't insert too far. If you still feel uncomfortable, you could try junior or slim tampons, or not wear one at all (that is, if you are swimming, you probably should...), just wear a pad or a diva cup! :)

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Tampons shouldn't cause you any pain, but there are a few reasons why they might:

  • Not inserted far enough into the vagina.
  • Hitting your cervix if you have a short vaginal canal.
  • Tampons can increase menstrual cramps.
  • Allergic reaction to the tampons you're using.
  • Using too high an absorbency for your flow.
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