Four tips for using tampons

Improper use of tampons leads to poisoning and death? It may sound incredible, but it did happen. A 14-year-old girl in the United Kingdom used a tampons with strong absorption power. The mucous membrane was injured because the vagina was too dry, allowing Staphylococcus aureus to invade the blood to produce toxins, which eventually led to the death of toxic shock syndrome. She followed the instructions and used the tampon correctly, but because the tampon was inserted into her body, she caused toxic shock syndrome. The tampons are small and convenient, and they are the security guards that women can't live without. Then, how to use the 'security guard' correctly, we still need to pay attention to it. Today, the editor summarizes four tips on the use of tampons for your reference. First, do not use tampons when menstruation returns to the tide, and sanitary pads should be used for prevention. If the vagina dries up, putting in a tampon can easily cause minor abrasions and give bacteria a chance to take advantage of it. The pad focuses on the sense of compactness and lightness. The dry pad takes care of women's physical and psychological feelings, allowing you to 'prepare for war' safely. Second, change the sanitary napkin frequently, which can be changed every 4-6 hours. If the amount is relatively large at night, it should be replaced in the early morning of the next day. If it takes too long, bacteria will breed and release toxins. The product manager of a personal product manufacturer recommends that consumers change sanitary napkins frequently. If conditions permit, it is best to change them within 2 hours. Third, sanitary napkins should not be used for menstrual flow. If the menstrual flow, coupled with the tampon full of menstrual blood, will block the vagina, causing the menstrual blood to flow out smoothly. The menstrual blood that cannot flow out of the vagina is likely to flow back into the uterine cavity and cause internal poisoning. The editor recommends that consumers use personal product manufacturers. The products are made of imported non-woven fabrics and virgin wood pulp, which are slim and extremely absorbent. Fourth, tampons should not be used when there is a large amount of secretions. If it is used carelessly, it may block abnormal secretions. Therefore, the correct approach is to tell the gynecologist as soon as possible, if the infection is confirmed, immediately stop using sanitary napkins. Fifth, do not have sex during the use of sanitary napkins, otherwise it may cause the tampon to penetrate into the body, bacterial growth, and infection.