Tampons??
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It is hard to put a tampon in at first but then you'll get better at it. Just relax. cvheck out some websites too. They'll give you a lot more info. Try sites like tampax.com and beinggirl.com. Good luck.
You don't go tubing.
Try again. It took me quite awhile my first time, to figure out how to put them in. There should be no reason you can't insert it unless you are doing it incorrectly. Read the instructions that come with the box, and just keep trying. Be warned though- If you go to pull one out that isn't saturated in fluids, it can be pretty painful!
Look up how to put it in online. Make sure you have a small one, and not one thats huge! how this helps.
try to relax...maybe get ob brand tampons...I'm a small person and it took me years to use tampons but since the ob tampons don't have an applicator they are easier to get it.
If you are in the water you dont need a tampon. The water is a natural plug. When you are out of the water use a pad...a thin one. Good Luck!
Put vaseline on the tube. It will work.
get the brand of tampons that are made for teens. i believe playtex makes them, they are a lot smaller than regular tampons so they are easier to get in.
Okay well while you are in the water it won't matter, you won't bleed. When you get out slip in a pad. Also if you are having trouble with a tampon it is probably too big, or you are not putting it in correctly. You have to angle it up and back. Once its in you shouldn't feel it or it's not in far enough.
The only thing I can think of is if you have never used them before, to try the really slender ones. Is your mother or aunt or sister around who can possible give you some pointers? It takes some getting used to, won't hurt you, just keep trying.
I don't know of any reason a tampon shouldn't go in but there are different types and different sizes. have you tried using a "lite" tampon, tampax usually has them in a purple wraper. otherwise try using ob, i use them over any other kind of tampon, you can get them with or without an applicator which might also help. you just use your finger to put it in and they aren't as long (length wise) and i find them way more comfortable then other tampons. something they told us in one of my sex ed classes long ago was to try putting vasoline on the applicator your first few uses, especially if you're using a cardboard applicator.
Relax! Try the slim fit tampons that are not so large. If you do it correctly, it shouldn't hurt. Once it's in, you can't even feel it! :)
i think that you can totally fix this problem. since it's your first time using a tampon you should use a hand mirror and try this site
http://www.tampax.eu/en_uk/howtouse.php...
it should help you and just so you know you can go swimming and you don't bleed when your in water
hope i helped.
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