Ohmergerd You must be thinking of the side effect of drugs like ibuprofen that can cause ulcers and GI bleeding. I sound like one of these people who dismiss every reasonable suggestion somebody gives! I tried them when I was a teenager and got toxic shock syndrome. Unfortunately I can't use tampons either. Its probably more to do with the extremely painful cramps I had that month. The gynaecologist said it shouldn't have anything to do with the mooncup, but I'm scared now. I did use a mooncup when I first got the coil fitted, and you're right, it was great, but then the coil managed to work it's way out. And I had done my usual trick of stuffing toilet tissue in my knickers as extra protection.Īm I alone in thinking this product is shite and a complete con? Oh my goodness, these are even worse than the budget pads you can buy for a pound! I had the worst night's sleep last night where I was so tired I didn't want to get out of bed, but I had flooded and needed to get up and put a decent pad on. I thought if it did what it promised, I don't mind paying the price. I saw the advert for Always infinity and even though I did a double-take at the price, I bought the night time pads at a ridiculous price for 8 pads to use during the day.

I take tranexamic acid and 800mg ibuprofen three times a day just to have periods most women would think were normal/kind of heavy. I'm now on the copper coil for contraception due to my reaction to hormones and am fully aware that this comes with the side effect of even heavier periods. Tried the Mirena IUD and didn't get on with it as exogenous hormones don't seem to suit me. I've suffered from heavy periods for about four years. And I'm the perfect person to test it out.

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