Bacterial Vaginosis and Toxic Shock Syndrome are both related to tampon use.
The vagina is self-cleaning - discharge flushes out dead cells and bacteria, also discharge is acidic in pH to kill harmful bacteria within the vagina. Tampons prevent vaginal cleaning by plugging-up the vagina and by keeping flow in contact with the vagina it changes pH, between this and the porous environment of the tampon it's the perfect environment for bacteria to multiply.
Bacterial Vaginosis is when certain bacteria multiply to cause a vaginal infection with symptoms that include excessive bad smelling discharge. Toxic Shock Syndrome involves more harmful strains of bacteria that multiply and create toxins which can enter the bloodstream and if a person lacks immunity it overwhelms the immune system causing major organ failure.
Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) and Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) are both linked to tampon use.
Tampons encourage massive bacterial growth while preventing vaginal cleaning, and they damage vaginal tissues which can allow bacterial toxins associated with TSS into the bloodstream. BV is very common, whereas TSS is much less common - although TSS can be fatal.
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