Can a tampon feel weird even If its in right?

Answer 1

When you put a tampon is, you have to push it as far up as you can, don't worry it's not dirty to put your finger up your vagina to push it up. Once it's in, you should try standing up to see if its comfortable. In my opinion i think tampons are easier & more hygenic than pads. I feel more comfortable and don't feel self concious.

Answer 2

Yes, it can. But it depends on the absorbency of the tampon because if your menstrual cycle is light and your absorbency may be to high , then you'll feel a crisp feeling. Or in my case I can feel the string:3 hope this helped.!

Answer 3

It is normal for you to sort of feel the tampon when you first put it in but once you do put it in you shouldn't really feel a thing. If it hurts while the tampon is in that means that you didn't put the tampon in all the way. You can take it out and put a new one in. Just remember it is uncomfortable to take a tampon out you might feel pressure but after that you don't feel anything. The tampon will not get lost inside you because your cervix will block it from going anywhere.

Answer 4

You may be able to feel tampons when inserted, over time this becomes less obvious as you become used to the sensation, tampons can also increase menstrual cramps. Tampons shouldn't cause pain, if it hurts it may be that your cervix is low so being hit by the tampon, if it hurts in certain positions it may be that the tampon isn't in far enough so vaginal walls in the lower portion of the vaginal canal (where it's narrower and more sensitive) are pushing against the tampon.

Answer 5

No, once inserted correctly you shouldn't be able to feel the tampon.

Tampons dry-out vaginal tissues so some people may feel drier during tampon use, and tampons can expand into the cervix which will increase menstrual cramps. If the tampon causes you pain as you sit or move around it isn't in far enough, push in higher and know to insert higher next time. Some women however do find tampons uncomfortable so may prefer pads or menstrual cups.

Answer 6

It can be normal to feel tampons - although people say you can't feel tampons once in correctly, this is only compared to menstrual pads, tampons can be felt inside your vagina and are drying. As long as you have inserted tampons correctly and are using correct absorbency they shouldn't cause you to feel pain at all. If you do feel pain then remove the tampon and try again in a few hours time, be sure to stay relaxed during insertion and push as far as you can reach to make sure they're high enough.

Answer 7

If inserted correctly you may be able to feel it but it shouldn't cause much discomfort. Although it can make you feel dry, even if you don't feel the tampon itself you may feel a little irritated by this, and tampons can increase menstrual cramps. If it hurts for you to move or sit down it's likely that the tampon isn't in far enough so vaginal muscles in the narrowest part of the vaginal canal are pushing against the tampon - if this happens just push it up further with your finger, and insert higher next time.

Answer 8

It can hurt to insert a tampon, but it shouldn't hurt - listen to your body, if it starts to feel a little uncomfortable then stop and try to figure out why, don't continue if it hurts you.

Most commonly pain is a result of tensing-up - if you're tense vaginal muscles tense causing vaginal walls to clench together, thus you have to try to push the tampon against vaginal walls so pushing against muscles and potentially causing small vaginal tears due to friction against vaginal walls. Make sure to use correct absorbency too as higher absorbency can cause more friction, try lubricant to help.

Answer 9

No, you're not supposed to feel a tampon when it's in - that doesn't mean that you can't, many people find tampons uncomfortable as they dry-out the vagina and can increase menstrual cramps. If not inserted correctly they can be felt too, for example if not high enough it can hurt as you move or sit.

Answer 10

no. and if it does that means you didnt push it in far enough so you hav to pull it out and use a new one to try again