The tampon isn't positioned correctly This string, though small, can act like a wick, providing a direct pathway for menstrual fluid to escape around the tampon. It's not the right size or absorbency for your flow
Why Is My Tampon Leaking? 3 Common Reasons and Easy Fixes – Cup&Co
You've worn it too long and it's fully saturated
Luckily, there are simple ways to prevent leaks and stay protected all day long.
Change your tampon regularly the key here Leaving a tampon in for too long can cause it to become saturated and start to leak Setting a reminder on your phone can also help you remember to change your tampon regularly. Remember to change tampons at least every 4 to 6 hours for hygiene as well as to prevent leaks
Practicing proper insertion techniques, following guidelines provided by the tampon manufacturer Remember to be patient while getting used to using tampons You can use period undies or a menstrual pad or both to help if you have a very heavy period. If you find that you are leaking through your tampon after just four hours, it’s time to start using the next absorbency up.
Understanding why do i still leak with a tampon
Leaking while using a tampon can be frustrating and confusing Many assume that once a tampon is in place, it should prevent any leakage However, the reality is more nuanced The vagina’s anatomy, menstrual flow variation, and tampon usage all play crucial roles in whether leaks occur.
The sneaky string tuck another subtle but significant issue that can contribute to bypass leaks is the string tuck problem If, after insertion, the tampon string gets inadvertently tucked beside the tampon itself rather than hanging freely, it can create a tiny channel
