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A '''tampon''' is a small absorbant device that a ] inserts into her ] during her ] to absorb menstrual blood. A '''tampon''' is a small absorbant device, ususally made from ], that a ] inserts into her ] during her ] to absorb menstrual blood.


Tampons have a string for ease of removal, and may have attached applicators to aid with insertion. They can be used instead of ]s. Tampons have a string for ease of removal, and may have attached applicators to aid with insertion. They can be used instead of ]s.
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==Toxic shock syndrome== ==Toxic shock syndrome==
]... ] can be a problem for women useing tampons. For this reason, one should never sleep with a tampon inserted...

Revision as of 21:46, 20 October 2003

A tampon is a small absorbant device, ususally made from cotton, that a woman inserts into her vagina during her period to absorb menstrual blood.

Tampons have a string for ease of removal, and may have attached applicators to aid with insertion. They can be used instead of sanitary pads.

Insertion of a tampon

Removal of a tampon

Toxic shock syndrome

Toxic shock syndrome can be a problem for women useing tampons. For this reason, one should never sleep with a tampon inserted...