Originally Posted by Ozzidoc

Can u use a mooncup if your uterus is "pointing backwards" instead of "forwards" or is pointing "more forwards than usual"?

This is a relevant questions, cos the position of your uterus affects the position of your cervix - they are different in different women.

The answer is likely to be yes, because the mooncup is held in place by the positions of everyones' ligaments and pelvic bones....Im not explaining that very well.

I think that if I were you, I'd still try it. And anyway, they offer a money-back guarantee!

Originally Posted by annqldau

I went for the post birth size but not sure if I should have gone for the pre birth size as my son was only 7.9 lbs born so don't think i've had as much wear and tear as the shelling peas type of woman.

Originally Posted by iPom

I've had 3 sections so that area is virgin, untouched territory. :D But they recommend size A if you're over 30 regardless.

My mooncup arrived yesterday... Cute little bag it comes with. :D Me likey!

Originally Posted by annqldau

LOL.... not quite virgin if you have had 3 sections...

Originally Posted by iPom

I'm in denial. :D

Originally Posted by annqldau

A born again one I guess... :D .

Originally Posted by milliesmum

I got mine last week but am too chicken to try it :o

Originally Posted by milliesmum

I got mine last week but am too chicken to try it :o

Originally Posted by snowbunny

How long is it recommended to be left in?

Obviously there are capacity issues :o as well as some smaller risk of TSS than with tampons?

Originally Posted by YoSemite

and seemingly no reported cases of TSS cased by using a cup!!!

Originally Posted by YoSemite

and seemingly no reported cases of TSS cased by using a cup!!!