this is sorta an odd question....should i be worried about t
Question Posted Friday September 16 2005, 7:06 pm
okay...i've been on my period for about 3 months now. ( i started like 3 months ago..i mean ) i've used pads b/c i was afraid to use tampons. well i tried to use a tampon the other day and it hurts to put it and i got it half way in and pushed up the aplicator but it wasnt in all the way so i pulled it out and when i did it hurt. wut should i do? is that bad?? should i see a doctor?? should it hurt, i kno it's not suppose to, is there something i can do? i rate high for good answers. someone plz give me advice!!
Drama_Secretary answered Friday September 16 2005, 10:17 pm: Okay, listen up. Girls that have never used tampons will hurt. The reason being is you are tight. I'll bring in a story that may not be about tampons, but it'll still prove that point. My boyfriend one time fingered me extremely hard, well it hurt like hell, but I later found out that it was all because I was tight and that was wider than I was, so it causes cramps, aches, and pains. But I got over it like 2 weeks later. So its alright and perfectly normal. You just aren't used to them. And if you actually have blood coming out when you aren't are your period after having a tampon in, relax...you just knocked a piece of skin in there that causes bleeding to occur. [ Drama_Secretary's advice column | Ask Drama_Secretary A Question ]
hotcheerleader answered Friday September 16 2005, 8:16 pm: tampons really arent that bad...you just have to get used to them.....it only hurt coming out because it wasnt filled with blood....when its filled then when you pull it out it wont hurt at all....another reason why it could have hurt is because you had it in wrong....you dont need to see a doctor....hope i helped and if you wanna talk feel free to IM me at xoblueyedchicxo
LittlePip answered Friday September 16 2005, 7:49 pm: Perhaps you should stick to pads, they are more hygenic after all.
But I think tampons get easier the more you use them. If you are worried about it, maybe a quick chat with your doctor about it would help. [ LittlePip's advice column | Ask LittlePip A Question ]
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