Living with heavy periods can be a nightmare. There’s the constant fear of leaks. You may have to get up in the middle of the night to change your hygiene products, and to top it all off, you may have ...

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What Is a Menstrual Cup? A menstrual cup is a small, flexible cup that you insert into your vagina. Unlike a tampon or pad (which absorb your period flow), the cup catches and collects your flow.

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A menstrual cup is a funnel-shaped feminine hygiene product that a person inserts into their vagina. The cup collects menstrual blood, and when it is full, the person removes the cup and tips the ...

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Periods can be challenging with heavy bleeding, pain, discomfort, and more. For some users, managing menstrual bleeding with sanitary napkins may come with skin irritation, environmental concerns and ...

Recent findings highlight critical safety concerns surrounding menstrual cups. While they are widely praised for sustainability and long wear time, improper use can lead to unexpected health issues. A ...