Alyssa Tait

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Best Ways to Help a Tampon Go In Step 3

2019-07-25T12:17:15+10:00

Contract and RELAX Your Pelvic Floor OK, you're getting there! You've had a good look with a mirror and you're starting to get to know the landscape down there. You're confident you've chosen the right position to insert the tampon. But for some reason, when you try to put it in, it just feels [...]

Best Ways to Help a Tampon Go In Step 32019-07-25T12:17:15+10:00

Pelvic Floor Safe Exercise: The Ten Least Boring Options

2020-08-06T11:45:14+10:00

We hear it over and over again: exercise that's safe for your pelvic floor is walking, cycling, and swimming. And actually, cycling here probably means boring, easy cycling on flat (as we know that standing cycling puts enormous pressures on the pelvic floor). Or stationary cycling. Stationary cycling so predictable and unchanging that you [...]

Pelvic Floor Safe Exercise: The Ten Least Boring Options2020-08-06T11:45:14+10:00

Best Ways to Help a Tampon Go In Step 5

2019-07-25T12:17:44+10:00

Pick the Best Time of Month to Practise Last post I mentioned that using lots of lubricant on the tampon helps when it feels like the tampon just won't go in. This may seem obvious, but most women I speak to haven't tried it. So here is a second tip that may seem obvious, but [...]

Best Ways to Help a Tampon Go In Step 52019-07-25T12:17:44+10:00

Best Ways to Help a Tampon Go In Step 2

2019-07-25T12:17:52+10:00

Use the Information on the Packet (But Don't Take It Too Seriously) You've had trouble inserting tampons. You didn't really know where you were going. Like the excellent TV ad, you didn't know if you were going for the "wrong hole". But now you've had a look. You used a mirror, you maybe looked [...]

Best Ways to Help a Tampon Go In Step 22019-07-25T12:17:52+10:00

A Guide to Getting Off the Pill (or IUD, or injection, or implant…)

2020-08-17T12:48:04+10:00

The Pill has its upsides and downsides. Most of us women have been on the Pill at one time or another – 82%, to be precise. But many women have not been satisfied with it. In fact, between 2006 and 2008, one-third of women who had ever used the Pill discontinued it because they [...]

A Guide to Getting Off the Pill (or IUD, or injection, or implant…)2020-08-17T12:48:04+10:00

Pelvic pain, vulvodynia and the link with the Pill

2020-10-22T11:52:16+10:00

A Bitter Pill to Swallow? There’s been research on the link between the birth control Pill or Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP) and vulvodynia going on for a little while. So what’s the story? Let me take you through a brief history. A study in 2008 found a 30% risk of vulvodynia in OCP-takers (a [...]

Pelvic pain, vulvodynia and the link with the Pill2020-10-22T11:52:16+10:00

A Guide to Getting Off the Pill Step 1

2020-08-17T12:45:22+10:00

Understand what you have been using and how it works When considering whether the pros and cons of continuing with or stopping your current method of chemical contraception, it’s helpful first of all to understand how it works. We’ll consider firstly how they work as contraceptives, then consider the other reasons people might choose [...]

A Guide to Getting Off the Pill Step 12020-08-17T12:45:22+10:00
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