We are trying for a baby and i read somewhere people use the cup to keep things inside longer after intercourse. Sounds a bit weird to me na, does this actually work or just a myth? curious if anyone tried.
Please do not use a menstrual cup during pregnancy under any circumstances as it can cause serious infections or irritate the cervix. If you are asking about using it to help get pregnant, please consult your gynac first to see if it is safe and recommended for you.
I felt so confused about this too when we were trying to conceive, and some friends told me to use a cup after intercourse to help. I felt it was too uncomfortable and decided to just track my ovulation instead. If you're already pregnant, please don't use it at all!
I remember how stressful trying to conceive was, but please don't use a menstrual cup during pregnancy as it can introduce bacteria. If you are trying to get pregnant, some suggest this tip, but honestly, keeping things simple and stress-free is much better. Take care of your health!
May God bless you with a healthy journey. Please don't put anything like a menstrual cup inside if you are already pregnant, as the body needs to stay pure and free from infection risks. If you are trying to conceive, keep a positive mind and trust the timing.
Wait, if you are already pregnant, please don't use a menstrual cup at all, you don't even have periods now! If you're trying to conceive, some people try this cup method, but honestly, just enjoy a good meal, relax, and let nature do its work.
Listen, if you are already pregnant, you should not be using a menstrual cup because of the risk of infection. If you're trying to get pregnant, there is no scientific proof that using a cup helps. Just stay calm, take your folic acid, and let things happen naturally.
Haha, I can barely reach down to tie my shoes in this 3rd trimester, let alone insert a menstrual cup! But seriously, if you are pregnant, don't use it. If you are trying to get pregnant, it's a popular internet hack, but maybe ask your doc if it actually works.
If you're trying to conceive, some online forums suggest using a menstrual cup to keep sperm close to the cervix, but it's not clinically proven. If you are already pregnant, please avoid it completely to prevent vaginal infections. It's better to save your time and stick to proven methods.
