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• Steps
• Advice
• Warning
• What you need

Your best friends used it, cousins, classmates and everyone used it. So what is a daily tampon and should you use it? This article will help you answer the above questions.

Steps

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   Understand what a daily tampon is. Daily tampons are similar to tampons but are lighter, thinner and not used to absorb a lot of periods. You can use a tampon daily to absorb vaginal discharge, post-sex fluid, or to reduce your period time. Absolutely not use alone tampons daily during heavy menstrual days.

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   Use before your period starts or during the last days when your period is less. Daily tampons are quite handy because they are not as entangled as regular tampons, so you will feel more flexible and comfortable.

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   Use for a few days after your period, or to absorb vaginal discharge. Vaginal discharge is a sticky, yellowish or white substance that you sometimes notice on your underwear. Vaginal discharge is quite difficult to wash when it dries, so using a tampon daily will be very helpful. The vagina is often secreted during the days of ovulation.

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   Have a few tampons available daily in your wallet if you are not experiencing vaginal discharge.
   • You should also prepare a pack if you are in puberty (breast growth, mood swings, rapid body growth, hair growth, etc.) as the vagina often produces a lot of fluid during this period and menstruation continues. not even.

     

   • Daily tampons are so compact that they fit in your wallet and can be a lifeline when your menstrual cycle strikes. While it doesn't absorb much, a daily tampon can provide temporary protection until you have regular tampons or other menstrual tools.

     

5. Discover the magic of puberty and menstruation. Knowing that you've grown up can be fun, but there are certain insights you need to know. If you find yourself showing no signs of female maturity, ask a friend, your mother, your doctor or a teacher. All women go through this period and they will be happy and not shy about explaining to you.

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   Choose a tampon that is right for you and your body. If you have heavy periods, you need a highly absorbent tampon. If you have a moderate period, you can use a regular tampon, while if you have less period, you can use a mild absorbent tampon or a daily tampon.
   • Some women need thicker and longer tampons at night. However, everyone has a different location, so the needs will be different, maybe you just need to use tampons every day when you sleep.
   • Some of the top sanitary napkin brands to mention are Carefree and Lil-lets. Women who are just starting to menstruate should use the Lil-lets tampon kit for beginners, which includes a variety of tampons, daily tampons, tampons (tube tampons) with one instruction booklet and a small tampon purse. This is not a bad option if you are not sure about your period and do not know what tampons to use. Their products are aimed at teenage girls, you can visit the manufacturer's website to find out more details.
   • Some tampons have a mild or odorless fragrance to help you cope with the unpleasant odor that comes with it. In fact, before the period comes out, menstruation does not smell, when menstruation is exposed to the air, bacteria can appear and smell. This unpleasant smell makes many girls worry, however, as long as you change the tampon regularly every 3-4 hours or tampon for 6-8 hours, the unpleasant smell will no longer be a problem.Choosing an odorless or smelly sanitary pad is up to your personal preference, however, sometimes the smelly one can cause an allergic reaction.
   • Daily tampons are often used with tampons to absorb menstrual leaks, if any, to help you avoid embarrassing situations.

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   Always have a suitable tampon available. Lots of women keep their daily tampons, tampons and tampons handy in the bathroom or closet.

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   Put daily tampons, tampons and / or tampons in a small makeup bag (you can use a gift bag when buying makeup or buying an expensive little bag) and keep in the locker , bag or backpack in case of an emergency. This small bag not only keeps things neat but also protects the contents from dust, and also helps you avoid embarrassing moments like accidentally dropping your sanitary napkin or someone standing too close. See them when you open your bag.
   • You will also have items available to use when needed.
   • You should use this method if you're in puberty but haven't had your period yet, always be prepared.
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Advice

• Don't be afraid or shy to talk to girls about this. Every girlfriend will experience the time of menstruation. Daily sanitary napkins will be very helpful for you and will keep your underwear clean. If your period is unexpected, you can use a temporary tampon every day until you can change your menstrual tampon.
• If you have any questions ask your mother! It can be difficult to speak, but you should. Don't worry, it's an indispensable stage in growth.
• If you're worried about your first menstrual cycle, you can avoid unnecessary accidents by using tampons every morning when changing.
• If you are scared or anxious, ask a friend, sister, or mother for help. Don't panic!
• If you are concerned about telling your mom that you have started your period, create a code for the phrase "I am menstruating" that only you and your mother will understand, so when you notify her, You won't be found out by your whole family!
• Find something interesting, like choosing a daily sanitary pad with fun patterns that will make you less tired of having to use them.
• Bring a small bag with a tampon, be it a tampon, or a daily tampon to school if you haven't had a period yet.
• If you don't feel comfortable speaking to your mother, you can talk to your sister, cousin, or an older friend about the matter. Maybe they will help you talk to your mother.
• If your period occurs while you are at school and you are not carrying sanitary napkins, ask your TEACHER where you can buy them, or maybe your teacher will have a spare in your bag.

Warning

• Do not drain the sanitary pad down the toilet bowl. You should wrap them with toilet paper and put them in a garbage with lid, out of reach of children.

What you need

• A small bag of makeup
• A few tampons
• A few tampons for daily use
• The tampon (tube tampon) if you're ready to use it
• One pair of underwear (backup)
• A little tissue for clean cleaning