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You may not have any symptoms of a 'lost' tampon, at least not for some time.

You may notice symptoms of a vaginal infection - bad smelling discharge like fish or ammonia, unusual colour to your discharge, unusual texture to your discharge such as being watery, pain during sex, or irritation around your genitals. You may see symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease such as bad pain in your abdomen. You may also see symptoms of Toxic shock syndrome, symptoms vary a lot from person to person but you'll certainly see high fever and low blood pressure.


If you suspect a tampon is still inside you then check, and remove it.

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