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A member asked:
If i have a low grade squamous lesion from an abnormal pap, should i stay away from tampons?
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No: No, you can still safely use tampons. You can also use other vaginal products such as a menstrual cup, sex toys, vaginal contraceptive ring, etc.
Answered 3/22/2020
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