The device is best known as an eco-friendly, reusable alternative to tampons, but through word of mouth and the internet, innovative women began buzzing about using the cups to conceive.
Sherry Ross, M.D., an ob-gyn, women's health expert, and author of She-ology: The Definitive Guide to Women’s Intimate Health. Period., attests to the fact that many couples who are trying to get pregnant faster or want to avoid laying out cash for expensive fertility treatments are using menstrual cups as part of their TTC plan.
"Having sex and having your partner 'pull out' to deposit sperm into a menstrual cup is one method," Dr. Ross says. "Others have sex and immediately insert a menstrual cup into the vagina to ensure the sperm stays in place, close to the entrance of the uterus." Couples who are using artificial insemination can also use the method, Dr. Ross notes.
I was reading an article earlier and it said that women r having there partner ejaculate in the cup then inserting it in the vagina after. Then it said that some woman just insert after sex 2 keep sperm inside. I dont know i wanted 2 know if anyone else has heard about it
Angi Kay·
В ожидании первенца
Yep, I used the instead menstrual cups while ttc
Amanda··
Мама дочки (7 лет), беременна (19 нед.)
I havent seen any in the stores in my town. Might have 2 get them off amazon or something.
Angi Kay··
В ожидании первенца
they have them at my local walgreens but u can order online
Amanda·
Мама дочки (7 лет), беременна (19 нед.)
https://www.parents.com/getting-pregnant/trying-to-conceive/using-menstrual-cups-to-get-pregnant-TTC/#
Amanda·
Мама дочки (7 лет), беременна (19 нед.)
The device is best known as an eco-friendly, reusable alternative to tampons, but through word of mouth and the internet, innovative women began buzzing about using the cups to conceive.
Sherry Ross, M.D., an ob-gyn, women's health expert, and author of She-ology: The Definitive Guide to Women’s Intimate Health. Period., attests to the fact that many couples who are trying to get pregnant faster or want to avoid laying out cash for expensive fertility treatments are using menstrual cups as part of their TTC plan.
"Having sex and having your partner 'pull out' to deposit sperm into a menstrual cup is one method," Dr. Ross says. "Others have sex and immediately insert a menstrual cup into the vagina to ensure the sperm stays in place, close to the entrance of the uterus." Couples who are using artificial insemination can also use the method, Dr. Ross notes.
Niera·
I just seen an article about this on fb a few days ago lol. Its interesting.
MassMomma16·
I don’t understand putting it in after. Gravity has done its job 🤷🏻♀️ it’s pointless. I’ve never heard of inserting with it in cup already.
ErikaK·
I've actually thought that before!!! How strange.
Just Another Spider Riding Aussie 🕷🇦🇺·
I have heard of this, but not them ejaculating in it, just women putting it in after sex to stop leakage
Monica·
I saw that article but didn't read it!
Amanda·
Мама дочки (7 лет), беременна (19 нед.)
I was reading an article earlier and it said that women r having there partner ejaculate in the cup then inserting it in the vagina after. Then it said that some woman just insert after sex 2 keep sperm inside. I dont know i wanted 2 know if anyone else has heard about it
Cristina Valverde ·
What ?! How ?!