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Tampons vs. Pads: Choosing the Right Menstrual Products
You should use tampons or pads, not towels, when you are having a period. Tampons are inserted into the vagina to absorb menstrual blood, while pads are worn on the outside of the body to absorb menstrual blood. Towels are not designed to absorb menstrual blood and can be unsanitary.Cavities - Related Articles
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