Ok women why is it when its that time of the month...?
do you feel it is compulsory to have to wear a tampon? They are newly soo not sanitary. Its the main grounds of a yeast infection, plus if you live it in to long you can get a serious infection that could even decimate you. Happend to my mothers friend when she was a young person. In the end isnt it more sanitary and adjectives sense to just wear sanitary cloth (pads)?
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Time of the month bloatedness..girls suggestion?
Becouse if your do a sport such as swim team you own to... you dont exactly wont somthing floating around in the water afterwards >_< eww
Hope it helps
Shanty
for women who bleed as heavily as I do, pads do NOT work, it newly runs off.
tampons are simply unsanitary if they are left surrounded by too long or if you have dirty hands/genitals when you insert them.
How is bleeding onto something so that germs in the heavens can start growing in the blood more sanitary? I have never hear of tampons causing a yeast infection, can you posterior that up with some actual statistics/websites, conceivably? The infection you're talking give or take a few is Toxic Shock Syndrome and it's EXTREMELY rare to die from it next to tampon use, and to do so you have to be enormously stupid as you'd have to start out it in for 10+ hours, and the recommended maximum time to give up your job a tampon is 8 hours.
"TSS is a rare but serious and sometimes mortal disease associated with tampon use. About partially the cases are associated with tampon use: the remainder go on in men, children and women who are not menstruating. TSS is treatable, but untimely recognition and treatment are momentous.
The incidence of TSS in the U.S. is estimated to be 1 to 17 cases per 100,000 menstruating girls and women per year."
If you actually read any tampon box, you'd hold gotten that information. I use tampons because it's disgusting to allow yourself to bleed freely, where it can fester and grow germs and all sorts of gross things, onto a wad, not to mention that they are much more likely to dribble.
Using pads or tampons is a personal choice, and it's not up to you to desire whether one is cleaner and more effective than the other.
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Personal attacks and opinion don't refute my facts, and I don't see you presenting any solid evidence for your side.
Fin. No more responses.
