LEEP and nuva ring.
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can you put your nuvaring back in after a LEEP procedure? I know you can't have PIV sex for up to 6 weeks and nothing in the vagina for the same amount of time, but I know you can put the nuvaring in after other procedures that nothing is supposed to be in the vagina because the material that it is made out of dosen't harbor bacteria. but I am curious about this particular procedure. can anyone help me? has anyone had a LEEP who is on the nuvaring? what did your doctor advise you to do? I am mid-cycle and have a LEEP scheduled on monday, I really dont feel like screwing up my cycle if I dont have too.
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Date: 2006-11-21 05:50 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-11-21 05:54 am (UTC)I hope this entry gets many good answers; I need this info, too!!
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Date: 2006-11-21 09:50 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-11-21 03:08 pm (UTC)She also told me 2 weeks of "vaginal lockdown" (as I like to call it) and then she'll do a post-op and check me out and then release me from there depending upon how I've healed. Several of my friends have had them done recently and were only on lockdown for the two weeks. I'm crossing my fingers because it's just good to know you CAN hump something if you want to. Telling me I can't just makes me want to!!
Good luck! I took my iPod with me and it kept me sane during it. The machine is really loud. Three songs with Neil Diamond and I was all done!
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Date: 2006-11-21 04:08 pm (UTC)I asked a lot of questions and she said that I shouldn't worry about fertility and all that. The biggest problem I would potentially have is my cervix not staying closed and they just put a stitch in it and that it's very common to do that even with women that haven't had a LEEP.
From what I've read (including the literature my doc gave me) the LEEP is the best way to take care of it and has the least amount of side effects. However, every one is different and it's best to have a sit down with your doc to air all of your concerns.
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Date: 2006-11-21 04:11 pm (UTC)