Is it OK to use a menstrual cup with low cervix?

A low cervix will definitely not prevent you from using a menstrual cup. However, it’s important to make sure you purchase a cup that will fit and function properly. DaisyCup is preferred among women with a low cervix because of it’s softness and it’s shape.

Is the Diva Cup for low cervix?

If you find that your cervix sits lower and you want to make sure it can still be distant friends with the DivaCup, it’s important to know that many people with a low cervix find great success with the DivaCup, since it’s designed to sit low.

Is Tampax cup good for low cervix?

Those with a low to a very low cervix will find this size more comfortable. However, the point at the base of the cup may be of some concern. I would normally suggest a cup with a rounded base for comfort issues.

How do you insert a period with a low cervix?

How To Insert a Menstrual Disc

1. Fold your disc longways. Some menstrual discs, like the Ziggy, have to be inserted a certain direction.
2. Keep pushing the disc until it is tucked below the cervix. Knowing where your cervix is helps but it’s not required.
3. Next, push the front side of the disc up as much as you can.

Is cervix too low?

Low to a very low cervix – If you could feel the cervix by inserting your finger to the first knuckle closest to the fingertip, you have a low to a very low cervix. Medium cervix – If you could feel the cervix by inserting your finger to the second/middle knuckle, you have a medium cervix.

Why does my menstrual cup sit low?

Your menstrual cup is designed to form a seal with the vaginal walls, which keeps it in place. When this seal isn’t created or is compromised, it can cause your menstrual cup to move or slip down.

What is considered a low cervix?

44 mm (1.6″) or lower. If your cervix was easily reachable near the vaginal opening, you have a low cervix. Having a low cervix usually means your menstrual cup selection is a bit more limited and more important. A cup that doesn’t fit inside will not be comfortable.

What does a low cervix feel like?

During menstrual bleeding, the cervix is normally low and hard, and slightly open to allow the blood to flow out. It feels like the tip of your nose.

What does low cervix mean?

A cervix that is high, soft, and open is a fertile cervix. A cervix that is low, firm and closed is not a fertile sign, and you’re probably not ovulating yet—or you have already ovulated.

Why is my cervix so low?

As you approach ovulation and at the height of ovulation, the cervix moves up to its highest position. It may move so high that it’s hard to reach or can’t be found. As you near your period, the cervix drops lower. This can happen immediately after ovulation or may take several days, even a few days into your period.