Women are using menstrual cups to get pregnant faster, and it might actually work:
attests to the fact that many couples who are trying to get pregnant faster or want to avoid laying out cash for expensive fertility treatments are using menstrual cups as part of their TTC plan."Having sex and having your partner 'pull out' to deposit sperm into a menstrual cup is one method," Dr. Ross says. "Others have sex and immediately insert a menstrual cup into the vagina to ensure the sperm stays in place, close to the entrance of the uterus.
"Heathy sperm lives for three days," Dr. Ross explains. "The longer the sperm hangs out at the cervix and the entrance to the uterus, the better chance it has at swimming up into the fallopian tube to fertilize the egg. Since there are no real guidelines to using a menstrual cup to help keep in sperm at the cervix, I would suggest leaving the cup in place as long as you safely can.
Dennison's story is one echoed by other mothers who found success with the method. Karly McBride, 36, from Springfield, Virginia, shares that she and her husband were struggling with"I believe I was on the message boards of one of my period/fertility tracking apps when I heard other women saying menstrual cups helped them," McBride says. "I figured it was worth a try and bought some SoftCups at the drug store.
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