Thingy😂. That is cool. 1. It can be inserted at any time but it is preferable 2 to 3 days after the end of menstruation. 2. There shouldn't be any Genital infection within the last 3 months. Even if you got treated. 3. Your menstruation must be normal 4. Not recommended for HIV and Cancer patients. 5. Hope you have never undergone abortion. Or missed a fetus. Here are the pros. 1. Long term(from 5 to 12 years). 2. No risk of hypertension, leg cramp, weight gain, cancer, heart disease. Cons 1. There might be trauma to your cervix and uterus. Even perforation (which is of course harmful). 2. Very very rare risk of infection. 3. You may sometimes get pregnant and turns out it's extra uterine. Almost 0%. 4. It can be misplaced (both by the practitioner and spontaneously). 5. Finally, some discomfort for your husband during sex. That is rare too.
Jan 31, 2021