How does a tampon go up?

A tampon is designed to be inserted into the vagina, where it expands slightly to absorb menstrual fluid. It has a tapered end for easy insertion and often comes with a plastic or cardboard applicator that helps guide it into place. Once inserted correctly, the tampon sits snugly in the vaginal canal, absorbing fluid and preventing leaks. It's important to follow usage guidelines to ensure proper placement and comfort.