Women under 29 are at the greatest risk of TSS because they don't yet have the antibodies to fight staphylococcus aureus bacteria. The only way to avoid TSS is to not use tampons, or to use only 100% cotton tampons. Use pads at night so the bacterias have a chance to die off before inserting another tampon in the morning. My daughter died of TSS and she was using regular absorbency in a 'name brand' which contained viscose rayon, the primary influence of TSS these days.
Having multiple sexual partners
Tampons. Particularly leaving them in for more than 3 or 4 hours.
Itis not the biggest deal and is over exagerated. Just make sure that you dobt have your tampon in for longer than eight hours.
Itis not the biggest deal and is over exagerated. Just make sure that you dobt have your tampon in for longer than eight hours.
It's very unlikely that this would happen, more unlikely that this would happen without the woman contracting toxic shock syndrome, pelvic inflamatory disease, or going into septic shock - but this in itself would not cause menstrual problems.
Women who wear tampons should change them often and use different brands and types of pads and tampons. If a woman really prefers tampons, experts recommend using the lowest possible absorbency product
Women under 29 are at the greatest risk of TSS because they don't yet have the antibodies to fight staphylococcus aureus bacteria. The only way to avoid TSS is to not use tampons, or to use only 100% cotton tampons. Use pads at night so the bacterias have a chance to die off before inserting another tampon in the morning. My daughter died of TSS and she was using regular absorbency in a 'name brand' which contained viscose rayon, the primary influence of TSS these days.
It feels sorta like the flu, except it comes pretty quickly. All of a sudden, you'll be running a very high temp and you'll feel sick because your blood pressure will drop. You will also have a sunburn-like rash.
The electrons from the electric shock come from the flow of electrons through a conductive material, such as a wire or electrical appliance. When the woman comes into contact with the electric source, this flow of electrons passes through her body, causing the electric shock.
Household bleach is toxic, if ingested, to anyone.
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All tampons come with instructions on how to insert the tampon, there are also countless web sites and videos online to show you how to use tampons. Generally speaking tampons are simply inserted into the vagina, it's not complicated at all. The only issue is to remember to use correct absorbency and wash hands before insertion to reduce risks of infections and toxic shock syndrome.