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Advise to Patient:

Women with a history of recurrent urinary tract infections or vaginal infections. Women with certain vaginal or cervical abnormalities. Individuals prone to allergies or sensitivities to silicone, rubber, or latex (depending on the material of the cup).

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Risk Factors:

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and cleaning. Consult your healthcare provider if you experience persistent discomfort, abnormal symptoms, or have concerns about using a menstrual cup.

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Indications:

To manage menstrual flow comfortably and sustainably.
Suitable for women seeking an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to pads and tampons.
Can be used during menstruation, swimming, and other activities.

Application Instructions:
Wash hands thoroughly before handling the cup.
Fold the cup as per the instructions provided.
Insert the folded cup into the vagina, ensuring it opens fully to create a seal.
Check for proper placement; the cup should sit comfortably below the cervix.
Remove and empty the cup at regular intervals (typically 4-12 hours depending on flow).
Clean the cup with water and mild soap after each use; sterilize by boiling as recommended.

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Adverse Effects:

Possible vaginal discomfort or irritation if not inserted correctly.
Rarely, may cause vaginal or cervical trauma if inserted or removed improperly.
Risk of TSS (Toxic Shock Syndrome) if not maintained properly; follow cleaning guidelines strictly.
Allergic reactions to the material (rare).

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Don’t Use:

If you have a current vaginal or cervical infection.
If you experience pain, discomfort, or abnormal symptoms during use.
If you are allergic to the material of the cup.
During menstruation if you have a known or suspected infection; consult a healthcare provider.