Anonymous wrote: I guess this isn't a troll. You've tried to bear down a TON, and try kegels? It'll come out. I had a friend put in garlic cloves for a yeast infection, thought one was lost, it eventually came out.

You really haven't heard stories like this before? I have no idea how it happens, but it totally does, and it's not something to be suspicious of.

Update, OP? Is your vag in good standing?

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Anonymous wrote:Pan Am Urgent Care (American Executive health services I think it's called). Main 2 are females, I've only ever seen females there (minus one male nurse). You can even call and get an apt.

Thank you so much- this is excellent.

I will certainly never use two again. I only had regulars and really needed a super. I was substitute teaching this morning and I couldn’t run to the bathroom every hour so I thought this would work.

DH is going to try to fish it out before I go to urgent care. Fun stuff.

That's a good man!

Anonymous wrote:Diva cup, for next time.

I think you probably just used one. How could that 2nd one float up through your cervix? Also, the bloodier it gets, the heavier it gets, and gravity is going to force it down. Look at the other tampon and make sure it's not two stuck together.

Common sense would lead you to believe that, but errant tampons are the number one thing fished out of vaginas by doctors. You'd think it was condoms, but no, it's tampons. Usually women don't even realize it until there's a smell and/or infection. Sometimes even then they don't put two-and-two together to realize it's a tampon left up there and are informed of such by their doctor.

I've actually had such a heavy flow at times that I've used 3 super plus and had to change them within two hours. It really is a thing. My insurance won't pay for a hysterectomy, although I'm 45 and had a tubal almost 13 years ago. I hate pads, and would rather? use multiple tampons than those huge, bulky pads. The thin ones that claim they are for very heavy flow do not work at all. I end up having to change clothes. But it should be easy to reach up and feel a tampon, OP. It may be messy, but if it's in there, you'll find it. Try bearing down hard.

I guess this isn't a troll. You've tried to bear down a TON, and try kegels? It'll come out. I had a friend put in garlic cloves for a yeast infection, thought one was lost, it eventually came out.

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Anonymous wrote:Pan Am Urgent Care (American Executive health services I think it's called). Main 2 are females, I've only ever seen females there (minus one male nurse). You can even call and get an apt.

Thank you so much- this is excellent.

I will certainly never use two again. I only had regulars and really needed a super. I was substitute teaching this morning and I couldn’t run to the bathroom every hour so I thought this would work.

DH is going to try to fish it out before I go to urgent care. Fun stuff.

Good man. I thought I left a tampon in once but could not find the string, or the tampon itself. I happened to work in a medical setting and asked one of the doctors about it. She said it was really unlikely that it was just lost somewhere, and that if it was I would get pretty obvious cramping/discharge, etc. that would leave no room for doubt. Never had any of those symptoms. In hindsight I clearly had forgotten to put in the tampon but didn't realize it.

Anonymous wrote:Pan Am Urgent Care (American Executive health services I think it's called). Main 2 are females, I've only ever seen females there (minus one male nurse). You can even call and get an apt.

Thank you so much- this is excellent.

I will certainly never use two again. I only had regulars and really needed a super. I was substitute teaching this morning and I couldn’t run to the bathroom every hour so I thought this would work.

DH is going to try to fish it out before I go to urgent care. Fun stuff.

What is the mystery here - just put your fingers up there and root around. If you touch your cervix and you haven’t found anything there’s nothing in there.
If you find something pull it out!

Anonymous wrote:I did not know using multiple tampons was a thing. Huh.

Me either! I learned something new. Not something I'm going to try....

Diva cup, for next time.

I think you probably just used one. How could that 2nd one float up through your cervix? Also, the bloodier it gets, the heavier it gets, and gravity is going to force it down. Look at the other tampon and make sure it's not two stuck together.

I did not know using multiple tampons was a thing. Huh.

Call your OB/gyn first and see if they can get you in

Pan Am Urgent Care (American Executive health services I think it's called). Main 2 are females, I've only ever seen females there (minus one male nurse). You can even call and get an apt.

I am sure that I used two tampons this morning and when I went to change them, I could only find one. My flow was extremely heavy and now it’s non existent which makes me even more nervous that one is inside collecting blood. We are in Vienna but I’m willing to go almost anywhere in NOVA. Thank you!