Can tampons get stuck inside you?

Answer 1

yes, but it is not very likely usually only if you are going hardcore. if you are worried try a second method such as birth control or something like that. talk to your obgyn about the most effective safe sex methods.

Answer 2

• Almost never. you would have to REALLY try hard which would be a very painful process of forcefully shoving very high inside you. although a tampon may seem to cling inside you, just relax. the string will not come off because it is sewn in very tightly. if you continue to have a hard time taking out a tampon, try getting a smaller size or waiting until it has absorbed more blood (it adds lubrication) before pulling it out.
• Probably if you put it on the wrong way because it almost happened to my Grandma.
• Sometimes it can feel like a tampon is stuck, if you are using too high an absorbency, they can be dry when you remove them and can be a bit painful.
• Start with small tampons, and if it leaks before it's time to take it out, go one absorbency up, etc. I buy mixed boxes, so I can use lites at the start of my period and supers in the middle when it's heavy. If it hurts going in, try wearing a pad for a while in between each tampon.
• It is very unlikely that the string will come off, but you might push the string into your vagina with the tampon and then it is hard to get out, just stick your fingers up there.
• If you think your tampon is stuck after the full time you can leave it in for (six hours) do not just leave it up there!
• I know it sounds stupid, but if you leave the thing up there you can get this serious illness called Toxic shock syndrome. Always take the tampon out after 6-8 hours.

Answer 3

Possibly, if your partner has some infection. You could also get pregnant.

Answer 4

I'm sure you can, if the sperm somehow gets out.

I can see under certain circumstances how you could. I can also say one of you are a very lucky person.

Answer 5

Your hips expand, and eventually your vagina will burst.

Answer 6

No, a tampon cannot get stuck inside you. The tampon can go no further than your vaginal canal, as long as you relax it will come out.

Answer 7

Yes. If the condom is left inside, it's not giving adequate protection from infected semen.

Answer 8

YES! That's how I ended up with my son.