The first thing to consider is the type of menstrual cup you re using vaginal cups sit lower in the vagina whilst cervical cups sit further up covering the cervix.
Pelvic floor muscles menstrual cup.
A clue to if you ll have pain with a menstrual cup is if you have pain with sex gynecological exams or inserting a tampon.
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In a sit or squat you need to use your pelvic floor muscles to push the cup down then reach up and.
The chartered society of physiotherapy have argued the menstrual cup side effects could be damage to the pelvic floor muscles.
This is why our menstrual cup sizing guidelines take into consideration factors which may affect pelvic floor tone such as age and child bearing history as opposed to factors such as menstrual flow or period length.
The effect on my pelvic floor.
This is what was going on with me from the menstrual cup.
I would recommend that you are comfortable and undisturbed in a quiet location when removing your menstrual cup to relax your pelvic floor muscles.
This small amount of tightening stopped the normal natural movement of my pelvic floor.
Instant worsening of my prolapse not back to the original grade 2 but to a grade 1 nonetheless.
The kegel8 menstrual cup protects you for longer.
M ost of the time a menstrual cup that you buy for your everyday life will work perfectly fine for any type of physical activity.
But if you re a very active person such as an athlete or if you ve been active for a long time and you know you have very strong pelvic floor muscles you might want to consider investing in a sport cup.
As we age pelvic floor tone may gradually decrease and so learning to exercise our pelvic floor muscles could enable us to use.
Using your pelvic floor muscles to bring the cup.
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When the pelvic floor muscles are tight they aren t as flexible and when stretched with insertion of a cup may trigger a pain response.
Menstrual cups have actually been around since the 1930s but america was slow to catch on.
Which can over time drag and weaken the pelvic floor muscles.