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Question

I wanna use tampons but like what brand is the best 2 use in your opinion and why??...my friend says that she isnt gonna use tampons cuz her friends mom got it stuck....but idk...its way easier then pads and stuff...but can their be leaking even if you have a tampon on...do u wear a pad in case...and how often do u change them

any help appreciatted=)

Answer 1

i prefer tampax pearl, i think they have the best leak protection. i have tried every single brand out there, and find them to be the best and most comfortable protection. all tampons can leak, but some can even leak when you are not overflowing, so i do wear a pad. you change them depending how heavy or light your flow is, you never want to leave them in for more than 8 hours.

Answer 2

a tampon cant get lost in you, it can only get stuck if you don&#039;t have your period. i use playtex they work good and are a lot better than that diaper feeling pads give you. you pee out of 2 different palces, where you pee is barley a hole, and not notiiceable, but u no where ur ******** is. when u pee hold the string back so it doesent get wet!!

_______good luck!!!!!!  

Answer 3

ok, first things first, tampons are not inserted where you pee. urine is released through the urethra which is a tiny opening. the only thing you have to do when you use the restroom is place the string to the side so none of your bodily excretions, for lack of a better word, get on it which could lead to infection.

there can be leaking when using tampons because it takes a little practice to put them in properly, i suggest wearing a liner when you first start just in case there is leakage. Also, carry a pad with you just in case. a lot of companies are now making ultra thin pads which are discreet and more comfortable than the old school ones.

you also have to use the correct absorbency when you&#039;re using tampons. if you&#039;re using a super tampon when you&#039;re flow is regular it&#039;s going to be more difficult to remove it because removing dry tampons is rather uncomfortable and can lead you to believe that its stuck.

change your tampon every 4-6hrs. at least that&#039;s my suggestion. apparently you can wear them for up to 8 but i don&#039;t.

as for brands. it&#039;s a bit of guess and test thing. everyone has her favorite. some ppl hate the cardboard applicator but i dont think its that bad if you&#039;re using something like the gentle glide or playtex beyond because now they have the covered edge whereas before it was was top of the tampon sticking out... not so nice.

tampons arent that scary. it just takes practice.  

Answer 4

I definitely agree that tampons are easier.  In my opinion, a slender tampon is best, and also try the ones that have rounded, plastic applicators, like Tampax Pearl.  A tampon will not get stuck, so don&#039;t worry!  Depending on your cycle, whether it&#039;s heavy or light, will affect how often you change the tampon.  I&#039;d say every 4-6 hours.  You won&#039;t have to worry about leaking as long as you change it accordingly.

And, no the tampon will not affect you going to the bathroom.  It is not inserted in that area, so don&#039;t worry!  

I hope this was helpful.

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Take Care! =)

Answer 5

How old are you? No you do not stick the tampon where you pee.

If you are under 16 I would suggest using playtex juniors to begin with. They are very small and easy to insert. Read the package insert before you begin. Also rmember to wash your hands before and after. According to the package you can wear a tampon up to 8 hours but I would never leave one in longer than 4. When it is &quot;wet&quot; enough it will come out easily if it is not it might be a tad painful. You cannot &quot;lose&quot; a tampon in yourself, your v****a is not a never ending valley.

You can have leakage is you are a heavy bleeder. For the first few times wear a light pad with it just to see.

Good luck!

Answer 6

wear tampax pearl and a pad just in case you cant change it soon enough its less messy and more convienient

just pee with your tampon in the pee comes out of the other whole  

Answer 7

Are you a virgin? If not it&#039;ll be easier.

Even with a tampon in it&#039;s still possible to leak.

Pearl is a good brand, get the regular size. Dont use the scented ones.

Tampons are more comfortable than pads but they still come with risks. When you need to change them depends on your body, You dont have to wear a pad in case but you can wear one of those thin ones. And NO you dont stick it in where you pee you put it in the hole the blood comes out of.

Answer 8

I like easy glide full length- it comes in both plastic and cardboard with a narrow opening-Playtex. I always buy name brands. I used a tampon from my first period until now at 40 years. I hate the tiny little ones that make you do half the work and remain condensed if the flow slows down and it has to yanked out. I like different widths from slender and up. I tried a pad once and could not stand it, the first and last time. eek  

Answer 9

1.) my opinion, the best kind is playtex sport gentle glide. They are easy and comfortable, don&#039;t worry!

2.) if there&#039;s leaking, try using the next absorbancy up, or use a panty liner

3.) where you stick it is in your v****a. if you need help finding that, type in on google &quot;tampon first time&quot; and it will give you everything you need to know!

Answer 10

NO...not where you pee. Totally different (and much bigger) hole. You can have a tampon in while using the restroom.

I think that juniors or slimfits are good for young girls (which I assume you are.) Also plastic applicators work better for smooth insertion than cardboard.

READ THE INFORMATION that comes with the pack of tampons, and it&#039;ll tell you all you need to know. No one really gets them stuck! Good luck!!

Answer 11

You don&#039;t put it wear you pee..you but it in v****a. Read the directions on the box.

Answer 12

Any brand is fine. I like Tampax, but you can try different ones out and see what you prefer. It shouldn&#039;t get stuck if you insert it properly, there is a string asttached that helps you to pull it out.

Depending on how heavy your flow is sometimes a little does leak out so I usually wear a liner as back up. Some cycles I ahve to change it every 1-2 hours or i definitely need a pad as back up. You shouldn&#039;t keep one in for more than 4 hours during the day, but you can sleep with one.

No, it would be terribly painful if you stuck it in your urethra (where you pee). It would not fit. That area does not stretch as well as the v****a does. And no, it does not interfere with peeing!!