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PostPosted: 01/09/06 - 01:00    Post subject: DIAPHRAM Vote now! Reply with quote


I have a friend who started to use diaphragm few months ago. She thinks that is great pregnancy protection, and she recommended me the same. She said a doctor must fit me with a diaphragm first. I found it strange I need a pelvic exam where the doctor will measure my vagina. Can you tell me if that is normal, or she is kidding me, and can you tell me what I should know before I start use diaphragm.
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PostPosted: 01/12/06 - 07:00    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote


Doctor’s exam is important, because he needs to determine which size of diaphragm is right for you. The doctor or nurse will then teach you how to insert and remove the diaphragm. That is important to be learned well, because diaphragm that is inserted incorrectly can result in pregnancy. The diaphragm may not fit correctly if a girl has gained or lost 10 pounds, had a baby, abortion, or was fitted when she was a virgin. Most women who use a diaphragm have no problems, and side effects that some women have are rare. Spermicidal substances may irritate the vagina and surrounding skin, and sometimes-strong odors or vaginal discharge may appear if the diaphragm is left in too long. The rubber or latex in the diaphragm may cause an allergic reaction. Chance of getting pregnant depends on whether you use this method correctly and every time you have sex. I know you will get used soon to diaphragm, but definitely, you should visit your doctor first and then start using that.
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