Infection from diva cup
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Last month I used a diva cup for the first time and had some difficulty and pain inserting and removing it but was able to successfully. This month I decided to switch back to tampons because I experienced some inconvenient leaking while using the diva cup. About the third day of my period this month I started experiencing naseua, abdominal pain, diahherea, extreme fatigue and headaches even though I was changing my tampon every 3-6 hours like recommended.
I have been using the Diva Cup for about 9 months now, and I love it. It was a bit difficult to get the hang of it in the first few months, but now I find it easier and less messy than tampons, and i have virtually no cramping with it...plus it's cheaper.
My question is does anybody know if the cup can cause any damage to your body? I haven't found any information suggesting this, but I also haven't talked to any doctors who have heard of it.
Wondering if anyone has had any luck with a menstrual cup. I'm currently using the diva cup step 2, but I find I can only wear it at nighttime. When I move around too much during the day like walking ect. I find it doesn't stay in place.
I started using the diva cup about a year ago and I've noticed a lot more mucus in my periods. Is this normal? Maybe I never noticed before because I was using tampons? I also just turned 30.
I suggest that if you have that happen again, try using Instead cups or Diva Cups. Diva Cups are re-usable with just a bit of soap and water. Technically Instead cups are re-usable by dumping in a similar manner. The beauty of using cups VS tampons is that it collects. You'll get to see the full size of the tissue in this manner. If you think of just how deep your urterus is, you'll understand why there's so much tissue.
Have you thought of trying a menstral cup like "diva cup"? I love it! Walmart or a drug store would have it. I used to get instant cramps when I used tampons, so I switched to the cup! Love it! Less messy, no smell! You dump it when full and rinse clean and reuse. You just have to look at the directions for putting it in correctly. After a few cycles you should get the hang of how to put it in.
There's nothing bad, wrong or unhygienic about having sex during your period. In fact, there's now a handy little product called the Diva Cup that keeps blood from flowing while you're being sexual. Check it out at your local drugstore. It looks like a little cap; it fits over the cervix (at the top of your vagina). You put it in before sex, and it serves as a reservoir for the blood. When you're done, just pull it out, wash it, and store it away for next time.
I wasn't feeling my baby move from almost a whole day. So I took the ladies advice about going to the er.
Well they sent me to labor and delivery found out my baby was completely knocked out under my rib. :) heart beat was good! The ob was pushing on my rib to get her to move and believe me when I say she had a pissy fit she did! Kicking the monitor and everything! Lol.
My 11 month old has always been a bit of a "diva". She had colic for four months (had to be put on two medications for acid reflux and started early on solids). Between the ages of 5 months and 10 months, she was an ANGEL! Now, this diva has come back. When we take away something (i.e., a dangerous wire) or remove her from an area (i.e., the dog water bowel), she will fall on the ground and cry and scream.
Im 31 and 1/2 weeks pregnant and this is my second time having a yeast infection is there something that I can do to avoid it from coming back??
Try a diva cup (or similar product) in place of tampons. If your flow is light, use cloth (you can buy cloth pads but I literally just use pieces of cloth - easier to get really clean.) I have reactions to all kinds of paper/synthetic menstrual products, especially scented, and you can develop sensitivity over time. I have had a bit better luck with "natural" products like Natracare. But generally tampons and synthetic pads make me smell and itch.
There are no blisters nor anything visible
Lots of interaction on your part is needed right now. Teach him how to fetch toys. When he brings them back, teach him the "drop it" command so that he gives you the toy.
Something else you can do is to name his toys, and always use the names when you refer to the toys. He will quickly learn who is who, and you can tell him to bring you a specific one and he'll know exactly which one that is. Kate has "Mr.
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