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In some cases it does. I would still highly recommend a tampon because there is the high risk that you can still leak. The pressure from the water is what "stops" it. If you were to cough, laugh, or sneeze, the pressure of the blood exiting the body could change and result in a leak. Good Luck!

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Unless you are bleeding like a stuck pig, it 'stops'. However when u get out of the water, you will need to get a tampon ( or pad). swimming: not for EXTRA heavy bleeders

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generally, no. but vigorous exercise can affect your cycle.

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No, but periods can delay swimming.

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