When you have implantation bleeding should you wear a tampon?

Answer 1

No, it's highly unlikely that implantation bleeding is heavy enough to be able to safely use a tampon (using tampons withoutsufficientflow leads to increased vaginal damage, in turn higher risk of TSS) and it will not have a consistent flow pattern so you'd not know when it would stop or when blood flow may reduce.

Answer 2

No, you shouldn't use tampons for bleeding during pregnancy. You have no way of knowing how heavy the bleeding would be in order to know what absorbency to use safely, also during pregnancy your risks of infection are higher so using tampons will put you at greater risk again. You can safely use menstrual cups or softcups, but it's best to use pads - also if bleeding during pregnancy always consult your doctor.

Answer 3

No, you shouldn't use tampons unless you are menstruating.

Tampons will absorb vaginal moisture resulting in damage to the vaginal tissues, this damage allows bacterial toxins responsible for TSS to enter into the bloodstream so increasing the risk of TSS - not to mention that it would be uncomfortable. Spotting from implantation isn't nearly heavy enough to use tampons for, tampons shouldn't be used for any sort of spotting full-stop. If you're spotting then use a pad or a pantiliner, you can also safely use menstrual cups or softcups.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

you can