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⌈ Secret Post #3429 ⌋

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menstrual cup question (again)

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the anon from yesterday again trying a diva cup for the first time

Every time I put in or take out my diva cup I hurt my wrist, it pops and hurts a lot. I am doing everything the way everyone says to, but it is hurting a lot. I have short arms and very short fingers, so idk if its that or if I am doing something wrong? I am using a friend's spare cup, and she had the stem cut off, so would having one help? the divacup is a longer cup, and a lot of ppl say its a softer one, but i've still been hurting my wrists. idk, its just bumming me out a lot right now cause I really wanted this to work cause all my friends rave about it all the time

Re: menstrual cup question (again)

[(Anonymous)]

Ouch. :( You shouldn't be doing damage to your wrist to remove your cup. Can you normally reach up in there, before trying the cup? Did you use tampons and have any such issue in the past?

A longer stem might help, if you're very new to it. Some people find they prefer it without, but others say it's the only way they can reach it. Everyone's shaped different up in there!

Re: menstrual cup question (again)

[(Anonymous)]

re reaching up for other reasons: well I have never been able to comfortably finger myself and I didn't have the issue with tampons cause I always used ones with applicators. I'm hoping a stem might help?

Re: menstrual cup question (again)

[(Anonymous)]

Does it hurt because you're having to strain your fingers to reach up there? Or maybe because you're clenching your fingers to try and grasp the cup? Then maybe the stem would help because you wouldn't have to reach up so far. Or you could maybe try bearing down when you remove the cup, so that it moves closer to your vaginal entrance?

Re: menstrual cup question (again)

[(Anonymous)]

I think its when I clench my fingers. Hopefully a stem will help, but I will also try bearing down more. I just hope it gets easier, cause I really want this to work out

Re: menstrual cup question (again)

[(Anonymous)]

you may want to look into some wrist exercises and stretches on youtube if that kind of movement hurts