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Left tampon in for 6 days by mistake. started having bad cramping. doctor put me on antibiotics yesterday. still have cramping. is the cramping normal?
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Tampon: You have an infection. Septicemia has been known when the tampon is left in too long. Cramping is normal.
Answered 5/14/2015
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