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tampons
ok so i've started using tampons and sometimes they leak so i take it out but when i do it hurts like i havent left it in long enough.... i dont know what to do get bigger ones or what
pleez help!!!
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You may not be putting it in far enough. Also, wearing a pad and a tampon is usually a good idea in case you leak a little bit. That allways helps me! Hope i helped. If you have any other problems feel free to ask me!! lyl ~Lexi
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Don't get bigger ones, they hold more bacteria. My friend Rose says you're probably putting it in wrong. Are you putting it in at a 40 degree angle? Its not suppossed to hurt when it goes in or comes out. MAybe you're taking them out too soon, also.
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Victoria
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You probably need a bigger size if you leak. And if it hurts when you take it out, then you probably pushed it in too far.
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maybe get bigger ones.. or wear a pad with the tampon.. much luv
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well ummmmm there going to hurt no matter what bigger ones?!?!?!?!?! the ones you are using are hurting you so don't get bigger ones. its normal for them to hurt. what do you think that your period is a vacation heck no its not its a pain in the ass.
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hmm either you haven't left it in long enough or you have to relax while taking it out. For some girls if you get nervous and stuff it will close up and make it hard for you to take it out.
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Don't get bigger ones.. just change them every 4 hours or so.. and check every hour make sure it hasnt leaked.. and if your takin it out too early.. then wait a little longer.. Its pretty easy to figure out how long u need to leave them in once you get used to them!
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don't get bigger ones cause they have an even more chance of an infection stay with the smaller ones and i think you should talk to your mom about this she would probably know more
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I would try a diff. brand maybe with the same size. It could just be that brand. I would just do that and if that doesnt work then i would move a size up-trix
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Hey there, well don't totatlly freak out. That happens to a lot of girls. Even though a tampon may not be full it can still leak for a couple of reasons: you may not have pushed it up far enough, or you may need a bigger size. Or sometimes you can just leak because of the shape. I think you should stick to the same size tampon you are using right now but maybe wear panty liner or thin maxi pad along with the tampon to keep yourself protected. If you still leak, but don't mind, stick with that. If you think you need to go up a size, go ahead. Just play around with it. It's not a big deal. :)
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