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Noun(1) plug of cotton or other absorbent material; inserted into wound or body cavity to absorb exuded fluids (especially blood
Verb(1) plug with a tampon

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(1) Well, the idea of pushing a tampon into your vagina to soak up the flow seems totally gross at first.(2) Only two years prior I had to draw a diagram for her explaining how to insert a tampon !(3) Because staphylococcus bacteria are often carried on dirty hands, it's important to wash your hands thoroughly before and after inserting a tampon .(4) After the nasal tampon has been inserted, wetting it with a small amount of topical vasoconstrictor may hasten effectiveness.(5) When you're ready to insert the tampon into your vagina, it might be easier to sit down rather than stand up.(6) Because the muscles of the vagina can become tense when a girl is nervous, it can be difficult to insert a tampon at first.(7) The nasal tampon , drawing experience from the advantages of synthetic sponge is chemically pure (vinylic polymer), biocompatible, anallergic and non cytotoxic(8) It's easiest to insert a tampon when your flow is heaviest, like the first three days of your period, because you're more lubricated.(9) You can definitely swim when you're menstruating, as long as you're wearing a tampon .(10) I was totally freaked out about it because I had never used a tampon before and didn't know how to insert it.(11) Women who are having a pelvic scan may be asked to insert a tampon beforehand.(12) The pain was so bad at first that inserting a tampon would make me cry from the pain.(13) They aspire to provide other women with information about choices surrounding menstrual health, especially about alternatives to commercial pads and tampons .(14) I wasn't sure that I really wanted to know how these things work, but my box of applicator tampons came with a set of full-colour instructions on proper insertion, and I certainly found out.(15) But why, in a country with a public healthcare system free and accessible to all, do we still have to pay for tampons , towels or whatever menstrual product we choose to control our flow.(16) The synthetic materials used in tampons , such as rayon (bleached by chlorine), contain carcinogenic substances like dioxin, and have been known to cause toxic shock syndrome.