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Q: Removing Nuvring ?
asked by: Appledumpling4 on June 11th, 2007
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Last December i switch from the patch to nuvaring, my gyn put in
I had no problem getting it out they gave me a diffrent brand it not
Thin it very thick no problem putting it in but when i go to take it out
It like it wedge in me im not sure what to do i cant seem to reach it
Im afraid to any anything to my sister or my doctor,
Any comet please

Have a great week sincerly trish
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Tylanas
replied on June 11th, 2007
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Okay, so the ring is stuck a little?

First, don't stress. Get in a comfortably position; I've found that sitting on the toilet is the most comfortable place for me when inserting and removing things from my vagina. Now... relax. Loosen the muscles in your vagina. Next, push down; you should be able to control some of your vaginal muscles while reaching inside and feeling for the ring. It's probably slippery but don't worry and don't get frustrated. Even if all you can do is pull at one side, do that.

If, in the end, you can't get it out, don't panic! Ob-gyns see this all the time. Tampons, diaphragms, cervical caps... even nuvarings. All sorts of things get stuck, so they're used to it. She'll probably slip it out in two seconds, and then give you advice for how to insert it next time so you can get it out easier.
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Appledumpling4
replied on June 13th, 2007
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Thank You It Was Very Helpful, Appericated It Trish
Eiri wrote:
Okay, so the ring is stuck a little?

First, don't stress. Get in a comfortably position; I've found that sitting on the toilet is the most comfortable place for me when inserting and removing things from my vagina. Now... relax. Loosen the muscles in your vagina. Next, push down; you should be able to control some of your vaginal muscles while reaching inside and feeling for the ring. It's probably slippery but don't worry and don't get frustrated. Even if all you can do is pull at one side, do that.

If, in the end, you can't get it out, don't panic! Ob-gyns see this all the time. Tampons, diaphragms, cervical caps... even nuvarings. All sorts of things get stuck, so they're used to it. She'll probably slip it out in two seconds, and then give you advice for how to insert it next time so you can get it out easier.
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Georgia59
replied on June 13th, 2007
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I didn't know they had different brands of the ring yet. Are they cheaper?
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Tylanas
replied on June 13th, 2007
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Off-brand forms are probably available, and are most likely cheaper too.
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Appledumpling4
replied on June 13th, 2007
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Eiri wrote:
Off-brand forms are probably available, and are most likely cheaper too.


It depend on where you get the nuvaring, i get my through the mail

I also have another medcinie i take ask your GYN about it

If it right for you. Best regard Trish Very Happy
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