Tampons?
is it supposed to hurt when I verbs it out?
& it still leaks a short time.why?
and im still a virgin..
some people say aloud that has something to do near it...
but the main question are.is it supposed to hurt?
& why does it leak?
Answers: If it hurts when you verbs it out, it means that you stipulation to use a lower absorbency, or leave it contained by longer, to absorb more fluid.
If it is still leak, try pushing it in further near your finger, or using a higher absorbency on your heavier days.
she orettymuch said what i be going to lol No. It shouldn't hurt. It may feel awkward..for a while uncomfortable, but not hurt.
It could be the route you are pulling it out. When you're on the toilet, lean back somewhat. It's all surrounded by the angle. If you're sitting upright, or tendency forward, that could be why you are having throbbing.
As for the leaking, it may not be inserted up satisfactory.
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They might, especially if you just started using them. If they still look mostly white when you verbs it out then that could be why. Owch. You could budge also to a lighter absorbency, unless you are at the lightest one. If that is the valise and it's still leaking, you probably didn't slide it contained by far enough. If you are usuing them correctly and it's still leak, then you entail to change it. They will overrun from time to time...especially if you have a hefty flow. They used to make Slim tampons... I regard from playtext that were especially for girls who only just start to use them which was massively helpful :) I suggest Tampax has a "slender" newspaper of their regular tampons. It hurts when you pull it out because it's still too dry. You should check out of it in a bit longer. Tampons usually percolate when they're full, so it might be that yours is not up far enough. To business deal with the leak, whatever the overnight case, you should be sure to wear a panty shield with your tampon. That passageway you have double protection.