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Tampon removal
I tried to insert my first tampon today. It did not go well. When I removed it , it hurt like hell.
Why??
Why??
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Hi, yes, I agree with above. If you remove it very quickly after putting it in, it's dry and can be painful. Once blood has soaked into it, it's moist and can be much more easily removed. Sorry for too much information-- but hopefully this helps. It gets better. I have no pain or discomfort now. good luck
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