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Is it safe to use a menstrual cup along with a copper T or IUD?

Yes, you can use a menstrual cup with a Copper T (IUD), but you need to take certain precautions to avoid displacing the IUD.

Things to Consider:

✔ Check the IUD Strings: Ensure the strings are not too short or too long, as shorter strings might retract into the cervix, and longer ones could get caught in the cup. ✔ Break the Suction Before Removal: Always pinch the cup’s base gently to release suction before pulling it out. Strong suction might tug on the IUD. ✔ Position the Cup Low: Insert the cup lower in the vaginal canal so it does not touch the cervix or interfere with the IUD. ✔ Wait After IUD Insertion: If you recently got an IUD, wait at least 6-8 weeks before using a menstrual cup to allow the IUD to settle.

Possible Risks:

⚠ IUD Displacement or Expulsion: Rarely, the suction from a menstrual cup could shift or dislodge the IUD. ⚠ Increased Awareness: If you experience unusual cramps, spotting, or feel the IUD has moved, consult your gynecologist.

Many people safely use both without issues. If you're unsure, check with your doctor and consider using a softer menstrual cup with a lower capacity to reduce suction risk.

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Menstural cup beneifits v/s risks

Menstrual cups offer numerous benefits, including cost-effectiveness, eco-friendliness, and long wear time of up to 12 hours. Made from medical-grade silicone, they reduce the risk of irritation and dryness compared to tampons. They also minimize waste and are a one-time investment lasting years. However, some users may find insertion tricky initially, and improper cleaning can lead to infections. Rare cases of leakage or discomfort occur if not positioned correctly. With proper care and practice, menstrual cups can be a safe, comfortable, and sustainable period solution.