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Lately, I've been curious about menstrual cups, wondering what makes them such a talked-about alternative. I want to understand the ins and outs of this eco-friendly option – how does it work, and what are the benefits? I just know that menstrual cup is a reusable device designed to collect menstrual blood. But there's more to it, I'm sure. @dockalpana
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A menstrual cup is inserted into the vagina and collects your period blood. It has a good capacity which means if doesn't need to be changed frequently, every 8-10 hours is fine, unless you are on a day with heavy bleeding. Menstrual cups can be used for 5-7 years meaning they save you a lot of money and also help save the environment from the constant disposal of menstrual health products. Menstrual cups come in many sizes and can be started in your teens and even after pregnancy. Hope this helps you make the switch to a menstrual cup.
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