Yes, this is no big deal, really. It happens because sometimes the tampon gets low, especially if you are bearing down when using the bathroom. The hole urine come out of is right in front of the vaginal opening so urine stream goes that direction. Plus the string will absorb urine and it travels up the tampon |
Same issue here. It's urine. It wicks up the string. Tuck the string inside and try to insert the tampons higher up. There are anatomical differences that can impact proper tampon placement. Not a big deal. |
+1 I remember reading in Teen or YM magazine (maybe both) that you can pee while wearing a tampon and didn't need to change it. So I didn't change my tampon when I peed. It took a long time to figure out that, yes, the tampon string absorbs urine. I started changing every time I peed and problem solved. |
Pulling a tampon out dry repeatedly greatly increases risk of TSS, no? I'd just opt for pad or cup. |
The conspiracy theory that this is unusual or alarming. |
Omg. You suggest this for pee on a tampon? I am sorry your MIL has cancer. OP has some pee on a tampon. |
Wow do you people really not grab the string and move it out of the way while you pee? You just let it hang freely and pee all over it?? |
Prolapse? |
I have an inverted uterus and this definitely happens to me. I change the tampon each time I pee. |
I have a retroverted uterus too and I have never experienced this. |
Happened to me all the time until I switched to a menstrual cup like 10 years ago. |
No, you have it backwards. Leaving tampons in too long is a risk for TSS. Removing an underused tampon is not. |
I have this too.. |
I pee far more often than my tampon needs changing. |
+1 This is the most likely explanation and simplest solution. |