Which one is better, a sanitary napkin or a tampon?
I don't know since when, the tampon has been widely used in female friends, the tampon is actually a built-in sanitary napkin, the shape of the cylindrical structure, the size of the finger, and the time before using the sanitary napkin. But the difference is that the tampon goes directly into the throat and is drawn out after the blood is full. Let us introduce the knowledge of sanitary napkins and tampons.
1. How to use tampons?
According to netizens with experience, there will be no foreign body sensation when using tampons, and there is no nerve tissue in the middle and second half, but there are two conditions:
The first is to choose the right model. You need to judge your own flow conditions on the day and choose a tampon that is suitable for your use. However, for novices, it is generally recommended to choose a small diameter, which can reduce the difficulty of use and will not cause pain.
The second is that the tampon should be placed in the correct position. It is best to use a catheter tampon, which can be pushed directly into the correct position. In fact, even if there is no catheter type, you will find the exact position if you try it a few times. The steps for using the tampon are as follows:
1. Wash your hands: Be sure to wash your hands, use soap or hand sanitizer, and then dry your hands.
2. Take out the sliver: Take out a catheter type piece, check whether the package is complete, and unpack the package.
3. Check: Pull a rope lightly to make sure that the rope is connected and the strip will not be pulled.
4. Adjust your posture: You can squat, sit or stand, and spread your legs apart in a posture that is unlikely to fall.
5. Open the lips: hold the tampon catheter in one hand, and use the index finger and middle finger in the other hand to open the labia from the front to expose the vaginal opening.
6. Put the catheter: Use the thumb and middle finger of the catheter to pinch the tube department, and let the silver catheter slowly slide down the channel, inserting the direction slightly backwards, upwards, approaching the catheter to enter.
7. Put the sliver: your index finger slowly press down the other end of the tube to move it, press it to the end, pay attention to watching, the line connected to the sliver should always be outside the *.
8. Take the catheter: Finally, gently pick up the thread with the hand that opened the * lip, and remove the catheter from the * crossing, taking care not to pull the thread. When taking the tampon, you only need to pull out the cut thread that is exposed to the outside to take out the tampon.
Two, the benefits of tampons
1. Clean, refreshing, breathable, not greasy, not hot and humid in summer.
2. Leak-proof: Don't worry about getting up in the morning to wash the sheets and underwear.
3. Portable: easy to take out, not shy to take out, and environmentally friendly than sanitary napkins.
4. Freedom: You can also swim and exercise during your menstrual period. Go to the beach without fear of embarrassment.
5. Health: The tampon will absorb the menstrual blood before it is in contact with the air, which will greatly reduce the chance of bacteria breeding.