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I used a tampon but i was still bleeding and it had only bee
i have just started using tampons and at work i felt something (im 15) i went to the loo and i was leaking but i had only had it in for 3 hours im using normal type do i need to have a higher absorbancy or is it that i didnt put in in high enough??
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It is quite normal to have to change a tampon more frequently. You may find that you will need a higher absorbancy when the flow is heavier and have a need to change it more frequently. When the flow is lighter you will need a lower absorbancy but still need to change it regularly. The most important thing is not to forget about having a tampon in. This could lead to something called toxic shock which would need medical attention. If you feel uncomfortable when you have put in a tampon then it is possible that you may not pushed it in high enough. In which case you may leak a little - the answer to this would be to remove it and insert a fresh one. I hope this has helped answer your question.
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Sorry this answer is short, but its quite simple. All you need to do is change your tampon more often. maybe leave it in for only an hour, then go change it. Hope I helped!
-Brina
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Well, it could be either one.
You could have inserted the tampon in wrong and that could be the reason why you leaked. Read the back of the tampon box again and CAREFULLY follow the directions.
Or maybe it's because you have a really heavy flow, and you need more absorbancy than normal.
I would try getting a higher absorbancy if you think you're flow is heavy enough, and see if you have the same leakage problem.
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