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So maybe I’m just an over-thinker but I’ve been seeing this girl consistently and we had sex the other night. She’s day two into her period and we decided to have sex. We used a condom and unfortunately it broke during, so scared me payed for her to get a Plan-B pill. She took it within 24 hours, of course, but scared me just wants clarity and help on what the likelyhood is that she gets pregnant. So two days into period and plan B, should I be safe?
Thank you for any help.
Years ago, I injured my left rotator cuff. I did physical therapy and it was fine for a while. The pain eventually came back, I had an MRI and turns out it's torn. I did more PT but it would still hurt. At some point I realized it hurt most when putting on my bra. So I went shopping and got some front close bras (I also tried overhead bras but I'm a hard to fit size and couldn't find any I liked). They didn't hurt my shoulder to put on! I asked the salesperson to wear one out so I didn't have to put my back close one on again. I explained my injury, and she said she hears about them a lot. The physical therapist had told me women often get rotator cuff injuries. I later told her I switched to front close and both she and another therapist who was there said they put theirs on backwards, then turn it around after it's hooked. That seems like a setup for an improper fit to me. Long story long, my question is: are back close bras bad women's anatomy?
Can someone give me good sources to show people who claim that women’s belly “pooch” is their uterus?
The uterus actually sits down below the pubic bone, doesn’t it??
Can someone give me good sources to show people who claim that women’s belly “pooch” is their uterus?
The uterus actually sits down below the pubic bone, doesn’t it??
The diagrams I’ve found are all unrealistic.
Any good sources on the fat layer that causes the pooch? What other organs does it protect besides the uterus? Someone tried to convince me that the fatty pooch distinguishes girls from mature women because it’s partly caused by mature reproductive organs pushing outward against the abdomen lol
So I'm going through the old Home Improvement series on Hulu and came across this from season 8 episode 18.
I’ve been using a Sirona cup for 8 years and never had a problem with leakage with the size Medium. My periods are always irregular because of PCOS so I didn’t get mine for a few months since last time.
Now when I just got it, idk why the cup is leaking now just within 2-3 hours. I didn’t even feel the flow is that heavy. I have gone with this cup for even 12 hrs before. I am sure I am not putting it incorrectly because have done it with hundreds of times. My weight is also around same for last couple of years - 48kg.
Size M is recommended for age below 30 and those who didn’t have vaginal birth. I have not given birth but just turned 30, 2 months ago. Do I really need change the size now? Also how does age changes the vagina size when there’s no other changes in my body and lifestyle :’(
If the link stops working for whatever reason, it's the second pinned on @/ hormona.io 's channel