Hi, all!
I don't often use tampons, but I used them on CD1 and CD2 this cycle because I was doing some pretty active things and felt I needed them. It's now CD4, and AF is almost entirely gone, and it seemed much lighter this cycle. This is abnormal for me, as AF is almost always 5 or 6 days and is pretty heavy (but not excessively so).
There are other factors at work here (a thyroid condition for which my meds were recently adjusted) that could account for the difference in the quality of AF, but I thought I had read some women report a slightly shorter AF duration when they use tampons because of their ability to *wick* your flow out. (sorry if TMI!)
Any thoughts?
Thanks so much!
K
I don't often use tampons, but I used them on CD1 and CD2 this cycle because I was doing some pretty active things and felt I needed them. It's now CD4, and AF is almost entirely gone, and it seemed much lighter this cycle. This is abnormal for me, as AF is almost always 5 or 6 days and is pretty heavy (but not excessively so).
There are other factors at work here (a thyroid condition for which my meds were recently adjusted) that could account for the difference in the quality of AF, but I thought I had read some women report a slightly shorter AF duration when they use tampons because of their ability to *wick* your flow out. (sorry if TMI!)
Any thoughts?
Thanks so much!
K







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