Tampons

Most men I know do not.

Women do if they feel like it.

There shouldn't be any skin on the tampon as the tampon goes into your vagina and there is no skin in the vagina - there is mucus membrane but it should not shed onto the tampon. Chances are what you are seeing are pieces of uterus lining, which can look like clumps of raw liver and normal when flow is heavy. If concerned you should speak to your doctor to ensure that everything is normal and healthy.

Tampons strings make tampon removal easier, but they are not essential - there are many tampons and other sanitary products like menstrual cups or softcups which don't have strings. All you do to remove a tampon without the string is reach into your vagina and remove the tampon with your fingers.

You know a tampon is stuck because you wouldn't be able to get it out - that's what stuck means! If you can't remember if there is a tampon in your vagina then you can insert your fingers vaginally to feel if there is still a tampon inside your vagina. As long as you're relaxed the tampon should come out, a bath and/or masturbation can make removal easier, but if you do find you can't remove the tampon then you should see your doctor as if left too long it can be very dangerous.

A virgin is someone who has not had sex, that's all the term means.

Sex does not change the vagina in any way so there'd be no reason why tampons would be more likely to cause pain in someone who is a virgin verses someone who has had sex. Tampons can cause pain for a number of reasons but as long as you're relaxed and using tampons correctly they shouldn't hurt.

No, it's not safe to wear tampons before menstruation or even with light flow.

Tampons absorb vaginal moisture leading to vaginal tissues becoming dry and damaged, the damage to vaginal tissues allow TSST-1 toxins responsible for TSS a more direct route into the bloodstream so increases TSS risk. Wearing tampons without menstruation can also be uncomfortable. If you're really worried about your period starting when swimming then you can safely use menstrual cups, diaphragms, or softcups before your period without TSS risk.

No. Unless it wasn't fully inserted. From what I know, this is why there is an attached string - pull string to remove.

Keep the e-mail as long as you need. If it is a special e-mail do not delete it if you are 100% sure you are done with it.

Yes, you can absolutely lick used tampons. My girlfriend says it's absolutely delicious. We both enjoy it with white whine and blue cheese. Enjoy!!

Technically, YES.

A tampon can get stuck if the string comes out. This is HIGHLY UNLIKELY, though. Before using a tampon, you should always gently tug on the string to make sure it isn't loose. This will prevent the tampon from getting stuck inside you.

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Yes, you can see a picture of a tampon by googling for an image of tampons. You can also see a picture of a tampon on the side of a tampon box. If you were to buy tampons you would be able to see a tampon first-hand too!

== == == == * If you are not sexually active it is harder to get a tampon in. Don't force it if. It will either fit or not. I find if I masturbate first then they go in really easy. I like to rub the plastic applicator against my clit and I climax quickly.

* Tampons are not that good for a woman in the first place. They do rub and, in future can cause some problems. Since you are having difficulties with a tampon try the Always Wings with TABS! These work very well and are much safer and less of a problem for you to deal with. Get the 'Overnight' ones if you bleed heavily or medium if you don't.

Why not? It creates heat to keep an individual warm. If one is worried about the 60 cycle AC in the heating elements, consider that the wiring of the whole house is carrying the same AC signal. We, as citizens of the modern world, are frequently stuck for long periods inside structures that bathe us in 60 cycle AC. No ill effects have been attributed to this low voltage 60 cycle AC except those associated with electric shock from becomng part of a circuit. If the blanket in question is in good condition, it will be safe for use by any and all.

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There is no specific age that's best to use Diane 35 pills or any other form of hormonal contraception. Generally speaking age of consent is between ages 16-18 so no need to take it before then. Even when sexually active it's best to consider all options, especially non-hormonal options, first. If using hormonal birth control to manage health conditions it may be used sooner but generally it's not recommended to suppress the cycles of younger teens without very good reason.

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It's unlikely that this will happen - you would remember that you've not taken out the old tampon before putting the new one in. If it did happen then there would be some pressure when inserting the second tampon, although this may not always be that noticeable. If you do suspect you've left a tampon in then check with your fingers, remove it, and use pads for the rest of that cycle.

No! Use the one tampon and then use Over-night stick-on "Always Wings." Be sure to wear dark skirts, jeans, slacks when having your periods. If your heavy bleeding continues it's a good idea to talk this over with your doctor.

There are absolutely no age restrictions to buying tampons.

Tampons are just like other menstrual products or other toiletries such as tissue, deodorant, and toothpaste - they are just basic hygiene products people of all ages need, no reason for them to be restricted at all. A person of any age can buy tampons for themselves or for anyone else.

You treat him as you would any other abuser. Tell someone. Someone who can do something about it. Like a counceller, if it's really bad then tell someone like the police. If the victim is serious about getting help for themselves and the abuser they should file charges with the local authorities. Person's who have addiction problems combined with abusive personalities are dangerous to everyone they come in contact with. The behavior and addiction will worsen, this is a problem that needs to be handled by professionals; the sooner the victim takes action to protect themselves and get the addicted person help the better it will be for everyone. (National Drug Abuse Hotline...1-800-662-4357)

You're not going to like this answer, but: 1) If it hurts and that's stopping you, then you're not ready to have sex. 2) If you're posting online for advice on how to proceed with sex for the first time because you're scared, then you're not ready to have sex.

No you can't be allergic to all tampons in general, but you could definitely be allergic to certain materials in a tampon. If you have an allergic reaction to a tampon you should definitely check it's materials (it should list them somewhere on the box), and talk to a doctor. Also they make cotton tampons which usually cause less irritation, so you could try those.