What is discharge and can u be a tampon near it ?
Answers: Discharge is a kind of gooey fluid that can come out of your vagina. It's part of your body's method of keeping itself clean. There will be more or less of it at different times during your menstrual cycle, but as a rule there's not that much of it unless you have an infection that your body is trying to get rid of. In that bag you'd want to go to the doctor.
Most days you'll just hold a tiny amount of discharge and won't even notice it. You don't need to do anything special after. When you have heavier discharge you can wear a panty liner. A tampon isn't a good hypothesis. If you're healthy you shouldn't be having adequate discharge to need a tampon, and prolonged tampon use increases your risk of TSS..
Vaginal discharge is the result of secretions produced from small glands contained by the lining of the vagina and the cervix - http://menstrual-cycle-health.blogspot.c... And tampons can be used if you wish but read first something like TSS - http://www.menstrual-cycle.info/3-When-E... Discharge is something that comes from your vagina that isn't blood. And you should wear a panty-liner, not a tampon..
Do NOT use a tampon with it. Period. -giggles at pun- nah just use a panyliner. use tampons for ur interval