UPDATE | My Menstrual Cup Experience + Tips (Diva Cup)
Sarah Tran・2 minutes read
The speaker discusses their transition from tampons to a menstrual cup, detailing initial struggles, discomfort, and leakage during the first week, but finding success in the second cycle with tips on insertion, cleaning, and maintenance. They share advice on proper folding techniques, wetting the cup for easier insertion, and ensuring the cup is fully opened inside the body by twisting and checking with a finger, as well as cleaning tips using a plant-based wash, unclogging holes with water, and sterilizing the cup in boiling water.
Insights
- Transitioning from tampons to a menstrual cup can involve initial struggles but may lead to a more successful experience with fewer insertion issues over time.
- Proper insertion techniques, including folding methods, wetting the cup, and ensuring it is fully opened inside the body, are crucial for comfort and effectiveness, along with cleaning tips such as using plant-based wash and sterilizing in boiling water.
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Recent questions
How do I transition from tampons to a menstrual cup?
Start by researching different cup options and folding techniques.
What are common struggles when using a menstrual cup?
Initial discomfort, leakage, and insertion difficulties may occur.
How can I ensure proper insertion and usage of a menstrual cup?
Use the recommended folding technique, wet the cup, and contract muscles during insertion.
What tips can help improve the experience of using a menstrual cup?
Twist the cup, check with a finger, and clean properly for best results.
When should I consider trying a different menstrual cup?
If you experience persistent discomfort or leakage, consider trying a different cup.