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Well I think since u was tipsy maybe u took it out and forgot to put another in, was there any sign of blood on sheets etc?
I dont think u can really lose a tampon up there cos theres no where for it to go, ur cervix would have to be very open for that to happen so Id think not worry about it
Well I think since u was tipsy maybe u took it out and forgot to put another in, was there any sign of blood on sheets etc?
I dont think u can really lose a tampon up there cos theres no where for it to go, ur cervix would have to be very open for that to happen so Id think not worry about it
I agree with the other poster, there's nowhere for your tampon to go. Try feeling around for it - insert a finger and sweep it around your vagina. If you don't find it, you probably just took it out without remembering. But don't worry either way. You're fine.
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