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Tampon use could be an example of low dose chronic exposure, says Shearston: “People use tampons for up to eight hours at a time…for days in a row,” each month for decades.

With that, below are four common tampon-related questions and the facts you need to know. 1. Are tampons safe to use? Yes (when used as directed, of course).

Myth 2: Tampons and cups break the hymen and affect virginity Dr Ravichandran says, “This myth is based on cultural ideas of virginity being “intact” as long as the hymen remains whole.

Generally, tampons are safe to use as long as a person does not wear them for longer than 8 hours. People should typically change a tampon when it is soaked through.

Why you can pee with a tampon in It’s physically possible to pee and wear a tampon at the same time. That’s largely due to your body’s natural design.

An estimated 33.53 million Americans use tampons as part of their menstrual hygiene, according to Statista. Additionally, more than 100 million people use tampons daily across the world, according to ...

Size Tampon size correlates with menstrual flow. The bigger the size, the higher the tampon’s absorbency. Tampons come in light, regular, super, super plus, and ultra sizes.