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When it comes to teens and the use of tampons , there are many questions and misconceptions. Sometimes, both parents and teens may wonder whether tampons will have an impact on virginity. Using a tampon has no impact on whether on not someone is a virgin. Discuss facts about menstruation hygiene products with your teen so she understands exactly what is happening with her body—and that choosing to use tampons will not impact her virginity. She may hear kids at school discuss this with terms like "pop her cherry," "lose her virginity," or other crude phrases that can cause worry, confusion, and embarrassment. It is also good to talk about what it means to be a virgin and the values your family has when it comes to sex. Also, note that virginity is not a medical definition but rather a cultural concept essentially designating those that have not yet had sex.

Need help choosing your menstrual cup? Try our Cup quiz. This is one of the most frequently asked questions by young people who are interested in menstrual cups but who are worried about using them if they are a virgin. The following is a guide that will help dispel the most popular myth regarding menstrual cups and their relationship with virginity.

There can be so many questions that come with having a vagina. Is there such a thing as too much pubic hair? And WTF is a hymen?! A hymen is a "little piece of membranous tissue that covers the vaginal opening," says Dr.