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Yes, you can use the bathroom while you're using a tampon.

A tampon goes into your vagina, if you're using the bathroom either you're urinating which comes out of your urethra or you are making a bowl movement which comes out of your anus. They all involve different holes in your body so wearing a tampon has no impact on whether you can go to the bathroom. It is important if using tampons with a string to move the string out of the way so that it doesn't get wet or dirty, which can be uncomfortable and unhygienic.




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