
Tampons are cotton products designed to absorb menstrual blood by being placed high up in the vaginal cavity near the cervix. These are held in place by the vaginal muscles, and until it gets full, do not remove. Tampons are one of the biggest inventions of all times, but not all can use them easily. There are tampons that require a finger to push up and some with applicators. These can affect the vagina in various ways. 1. A tampon gets left inside the vagina for too long: If a tampon gets left inside the vagina for too long, what happens is the blood on it begins to decompose and stinks like rotting meat. The reason is since it is … Continue reading
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