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Although it has been used for years in some European countries, such as Spain, the menstrual cup is not well known in Mexico. It is a container that is inserted bent into the vagina during menstruation to collect menstrual flow.
According to the Dr. Montse Mayor, Spanish specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology , the difference of the menstrual cup with other internal methods of use, such as tampons or sanitary napkins, is that it does not absorb the flow but it remains in the container, as explained in the following video:
It can even be left inside the vagina for up to 10 hours because its material is non-toxic and has a large storage capacity. After removing it and removing the liquid in the toilet, it is cleaned with water and reintroduced. Once the cycle is finished, boil it to sterilize it and save it for the next period.
The capacity of the menstrual cup is about 30 milliliters, that is, between a third and a quarter of the usual total menstrual flow. With a little practice, you will quickly learn how often to empty.
It is not necessary to remove the cup to urinate or evacuate, however, you should always withdraw before having sex. Never use it as a contraceptive method or as protection against sexually transmitted diseases. And you, would you encourage yourself to use the menstrual cup?
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