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I accidentally left my regular absorbency tampon in for more than 8hrs last night. wasn't soaked all the way through but pretty full. will i get tss?
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Unlikely: But please be careful. It is rare to develop TSS, but always use caution to change tampons regularly.
Answered 4/10/2016
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