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Why does it hurt to take out my tampon?
Why does it hurt more to take out a tampon when it hasn't soaked up enough blood??
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Its due to the friction. When a tampon is dry, it doesn't need to be taken out. There isn't enough blood for it to come out smoothly. Wait longer to take it out.
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Friction.
When a tampon is that dry, it doesn't really need to come out.
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When you have a tampon in it absorbs all of your vaginal secretions, so your vagina stays dry. When you pull out a tampon that has a lot of blood it provides a lubricant coming out of the vagina. When the tampon is dry there is no lubricant and it causes more friction in the vagina, which causes more pain.
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Because parts of it are still dry. You're either not leaving it in long enough OR you're using an absorbency that's too much for your flow. Try using a smaller flow than what you already have, or leave it in longer.
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It's because it's not soft and squooshy, like a sponge filled with water. it's dry and harder, like a dry sponge
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Because it is dryer than when your heavily on your period. Try using a tampon for a lighter flow or use a pad when your almost ending.
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