1st time of year tampons??

OK so this is my first period. and for the past couple of days (2 haha..) my flows been pretty substantial. when i put heavy pad on at like 4:30 and get home at 8 it has soaked through the pad and my underwear onto my jean shorts (alot) and i soaked through the overnight pad and i be having clots. when i soaked my new jean shorts that was the end straw and i decided to try tampons because i heard they leak smaller amount and other stuffss.... so after the third or fourth try i got one in . i meant to stat beside light but its a regular... is this okay? it doesnt feel comtrbale when i stand up but i inserted it untill my fingers touched and stuff. im scared i wont know how to get it out if it swells so big. how many hours should i keep it surrounded by for?? it feels fine when im not moving and a little weird when i am or i consistency something dripping but i guess on the tampon...is this alright? please help im 14

Answers:

If you can feel your tampon at all, that finances it's not in far enough. Push it up a little bit more.

If you enjoy a really heavy flow, then it would probably be good to use the super-absorbency tampons and to relocate them about every four hours. Try to get the kind beside the plastic applicator. Also wear a pad just as a back-up.

NEVER, leave alike tampon in for more than eight hours.

Using tampons for your first period is generally foolish, but in your case, it doesn't sound similar to a bad idea. Source(s): life.

i agree, you should not use tampons yet.

If your pads leak alot merely use a higher absorbency.

YOU ARE NOT READY FOR A TAMPON

like it or not, you should NOT wear one for a year, your vagina is just getting use to the extent, and it is not in all the way, it will not progress in all the way for something like a year.

you can get very sick from putting a tampon in.

again, it is NOT surrounded by all of the way, you should be able to stick partially you finger in before touching it, there is a string, and it will not find stuck.

i promise.

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