Pissing with tampon in

Tampons are a popular menstrual product choice for women during their periods. They offer greater freedom to exercise, swim, and play sports than pads. Your tampon goes inside your vagina. It seems like a tampon might block the flow of urine.

Tampons are convenient way to have your period and continue swimming, playing sports, and going about your daily life, without even noticing you're wearing protection. But what do you do when it comes time to use the bathroom? How do you pee without getting the string all wet, or do you need to change the tampon every time? Learn the quick and simple solution for keeping your tampon string clean, and when it's necessary to use a fresh one. Then, reach your hands between your legs and gently pull the tampon string to the side so it rests against your thigh. Simply squeeze the string with a piece of toilet paper to dry it off. For more advice, like how often you should change your tampon, read on!

Skip navigation! Story from Body. We take our bathroom business very seriously. Honestly, sometimes it's the most relaxing part of the day, which is why we protect it so fiercely — and why we get so worried when something is off. Like, you know, when it suddenly burns with the fire of a thousand Sriracha bottles every time you pee.

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