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Re: could i really have tampon in me?
From: Sarah (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 28 Dec 2002 12:59:19 -0600 (CST)
Its not such a stupid question; tampons can be "forgotten" and left in,
resulting in discharge ans a bad smell, sometimes even some cramping.
However, there is no way for a tampon to be lost beyond your reach. A
quick exploration of the vaginal cavity with clean hands should put your
mind at ease.
At Fri, 27 Dec 2002, C wrote:
>
>I am 21 years old and have had my period since I was in 5th grade. So I
>have had my period for a while already and that is what makes me think
>that this is a stupid question. I have been using tampons sinc I can
>remember. Just recently I had my period and had a tampon in. I was in
>a big rush on my lunch break and changed my tampon to put another one
>in. Later on that day I wondered if I took out the tampon i had in
>before i put in the new one. I thought i was just acting stupid b/c
>i've never fogotten before and couldn't see how i would forget. So i
>just assumed I was over reacting like i usually do. I have had no
>problems with my periods since then, but i have had some unusual
>cramping that i've never noticed before. I know that it could just be
>my body changing... and i have had some pain while having sex. but
>that only happened once and it's never happened again.. could it really
>be possible that i have a tampon in my uterus? i feel really embarased
>about this but at the same time i feel a little worried.
>
>please help if you can.
>thank you
>C
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