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How do i know when my tampon is full?
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Visible bleeding on clothing will indicate full capacity of a single tampon, but change of tampons on a daily or more frequent regular basis can avoid infections, as blood is an excellent culture medium, and vaginal bacteria can proliferate.
Answered 1/25/2022
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