For the complete safety of using a tampon with which every activity is guaranteed, skeptical women do not really share this opinion. A large number of women do not believe that tampons are completely safe, but that they can be harmful in some way. Na regret, experts confirm those doubts.
It is true that tampons can lead to toxic shock syndrome, although this happens very rarely. It is a bacterial infection that can be recognized by these symptoms: fever, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness and allergic reaction.
The risk of this phenomenon increases if larger tampons with a stronger absorption function are used or if you do not change them for a long time. In order to reduce the risk to a minimum, you must wash your hands, use smaller tampons and change them every 4 hours at most, doctors advise.
Experts reveal that tampons contain two dangerous substances, the material from which the surface is made for better absorption and the bleach contained in the tampon itself. The tampon manufacturing industry points out that bleach is necessary in tampons because women want the product to be clean and safe, even though this substance is considered potentially carcinogenic and dangerous to the immune system.
So be sure to protect your health, read the instructions and look for tampons that do not contain bleach.
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