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20/02/2013, 09:08 AM
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Hi ladies
Is there anyone out there who still uses their menstrual cup after being fitted with a Mirena? Was it something you discussed with your gyno/GP/OB? My gyno advised me not to use mine after I asked her when she inserted my mirena. Mind you, she had never heard of menstrual cups before which suprised me Anyway, I am 4 months into having my mirena and still getting a lot of spotting. Not much but enough for me to use a tampon or pad (both of which I hate). I really want to use my cup but I am worried I might accidently dislodge my mirena. I cannot risk another pregnancy due to all 3 of my previous pregnancies being high risk and all resulting in preterm birth. So what do you think? Am I overthinking it? Have you had any worries along these lines? TIA |
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20/02/2013, 09:14 AM
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I think that if your gyno has recommended you to not use one that should be the answer.
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20/02/2013, 09:15 AM
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Hi,
I have the copper IUD and I have just started using a menstrual cup. I had thought about it but given how high up the coil sits I don't think it is an issue. TO be honest I haven't had a professional opinion on this but I have read on other forums and this one that others also use it with a Mirena or copper coil. |
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