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No, of course not - a tampon would be inside the vagina, urine comes out via your urethra.
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Can you wear a tampon after urinating?
Yes, you can wear a tampon after urinating. Everyone urinates at some point, and urine comes out of your urethra not your vagina, so I'm not sure why you would think that you'd not be abel to wear a tampon after urinating.
Can a tampon alter urine pregnancy test result?
Tampons do not alter the accuracy of a pregnancy test. The test detects a chemical in urine that isn't changed by tampon use.
Can you pee with a tampon in or do you have to take it out to pee?
.the tampon fits into the vagina, and the urine comes out of the bladder into the urinary tract, so do not worry, you can urinate without having to remove the tampon.
Your tampon keeps getting soaked in pee?
If your tampon is getting soaked with urine you may not be inserting it correctly. The first part of the applicator should be fully inserted into the vagina except for the part you're holding, and the second part should be fully pushed into the first. Most boxes of tampons come with detailed instructions on how to use them, so look at the guides and pictures to confirm you're using them properly. If you're talking about the tampon string - just pull it away from your urine stream before you pee.
Can you swallow female urine?
Yes you can. Urine is sterile. That is why if your stuck in the desert with nothing to drink it is recommended to drink your urine.
You drank urine by mistake and you have digestive issues what will happen to you?
Nothing. People drink urine when they are stuck in the desert and live. Urine is actually fine to drink....sounds gross but it is....just....how did you ever get past the smell?????? :P Nothing. People drink urine when they are stuck in the desert and live. Urine is actually fine to drink....sounds gross but it is....just....how did you ever get past the smell?????? :P
What causes discolouration when using tampons?
In your urine? it could be many things. if your urine is cloudy you may have an infection. If its reddish, thats normal its from your menstrual cycle.if its greenish its from your bile. A tampons just absorbs the blood , its doesnt do anything else.
Can you still go to the washroom with a tampon in?
Yes, of course you can still go to the washroom with a tampon in - why wouldn't you?Tampons are inserted into the vagina, whereas urine comes out of the urethra and bowel movements come out of the anus, completely different holes. If using a tampon with a string just make sure to move the string out of the way so that it doesn't get wet or dirty.
Could peeing with a tampon in be bad for you?
No, a tampon goes into the vagina so it has no effect on your urethra or urination. If a woman uses tampons with strings she should move the string out of the way to avoid the string getting wet, this could increase risk of infection by giving bacteria and yeast a warm moist place to multiply.
Can you have a wee if you have a tampon in?
Yes, of course you can urinate while you have a tampon inserted.Tampons go into the vaginal canal, whereas urine comes from the urethra - these are two completely different holes and the two don't come in contact with each other. The only thing to consider is if you're using tampons with a string, the string needs to be moved out of the way so it doesn't get wet.
Can you urinate with a tampon inserted in your vaginal?
With enough effort I'm sure you could force a tampon into your urethra, but needless to say it would hurt like hell and likely lead to a urinary tract infection. If you're asking if it's possible to insert it into your urethra accidentally, no it's not possible as you'd feel it and would have to really force it in your urethra. The urethra is small and sensitive, tampons have no place in the urethra.
What happens when blood vessels constrict?
The temperature of the body decreasesThe blood pressure lowers with individual variations on the the systolic and diastolic measures. Also, the body temperature is modified. There is a difference between dilatation of large vessels like arteries and peripheral circulation which is constituted of small blood vessels or capillaries. (also in the brain)
