Sofy Side Walls Sanitary Pads XL

Yes it is safe to use. You can also think of menstrual cups. They are very easy and better than pads.

Hello as you asked about your problems related to your irregular periods for theme days and once you got abortion. I would like to suggest you not to worry for these problems. It may be because of low hb or harmonic or metabolic imbalances. I would like to suggest you for getting all dietary measures and daily behaviours as well as yoga and exercise and morning walk every day. You may follow some regular use of soups of carrots and beetroots and green vegetables and moong daal soups fried with cumin seeds and ghee and garlic. You may use light diets and chapati or khichari and dariya with green vegetables and moong daal soups fried with cumin seeds and ghee and garlic. Warm milk boiled with ginger, haldi and nuts every day before going to bed and at breakfast. You should avoid oily or junk food and sour products e. G. Pickles etc. You may follow the following ayurveda medicines as given below. 1- rajah prawartini vati. 1 tab laxamana loh. 1 tab chandra prabha vati. 1 tab nirocil 2tabs togather with warm water after meals. 2- dashmularist 15 ml laxamanarist 15 ml togather with water twice daily after meals. If you feel better result then continue it for 3 to 6 months regular. If you feel discomfort then stop and consult me privately for your pulse diagnosis and proper treatment. You shouldn't worry or negative for getting pregnant. I helped more than thousands for getting pregnancy.

Menstrual cups are safe to use and are generally not painful while you insert them. It is possible that you might have a little issue while inserting it initially, but once you are habitual, the process becomes smooth. Also, the majority of women don't even feel their cups once they are inside the vagina. This happens because these cups are made up of flexible silicone that matches the body temperature of a woman. Also, a menstrual cup avoids other conditions such as skin rashes or the burning sensation that generally occurs due to the use of pads.

Menstrual cups are generally not so harmful but it comes up with a little risk and complications that may occur in rare cases. Minor symptoms include irritation that may happen for various reasons including - 1) inserting cup without using a proper lubricant, wearing cup of wrong size, and if the cup is not cleaned properly. It is recommended to read the manufacturer's guidelines before its use. 2) infection is one of the rare complications of using a menstrual cup. In the majority of cases, the infection travels from your hands to the menstrual cup and eventually to the body. Reduce such risks by washing your hands by warm water and using proper antibacterial soaps before touching the menstrual cup. 3) rare but the most serious complication of using menstrual cups is toxic shock syndrome (tss). This is a bacterial infection and it occurs when pre-existing bacteria (staphylococcus or streptococcus), that stays on your skin, nose, or mouth, is pushed deep inside your body.

If you are sexually active and are not using any regular contraception I would advice you to do a urine pregnancy test first. If negative then get a thyroid function and Hb done. If these are normal and your cycles continue to be regular but scanty then it is important to exclude pelvic infection including tuberculosis.