Actually would like to add that your header should've been "how do women cope". Having your period is part of being woman, part of our femininity and our ability to bring forth new life after a man has created it in us.
If a man cannot respect that for 4-7 days ... It shouldn't be like you have to feel guilty for not being able to please him. It part of our cycle, the cycle of life, that should be honoured by both.
It shouldn't be a problem when a woman doesn't want to have sex during her period.

I agree

I was just thinking I should have named the thread, how do men and women cope, I'll see if I can change it.

No, femidom is a condom for women. What I mean is specially made designed to use during your period so you can be intimate.
The tampon doesn't have the normal shape of a tampon. It's called a tampon as it absorbs, but the shape is totally different, not string either. It works really well. Just that I prefer the dome.
Nothing dangerous about it, it's made for this purpose. THe dome, don't think it would be a problem. It just basically collects, so it sits over your cervix. Don't think it makes any difference whether your uterus is tilted or not. There's more women who got that and don't even know it.
I'll see if I can find the name of both the tampon and dome.

Ok thankyou. Mine is very tilted, they did stitch it up in my pelvis but that failed.

Google
- SOft cup
- Wet soft tampon

You will probably find Gynotex soft tampon or Betty Wet tampon.

Both are available on Amazon.

Thankyou, i shall do that.

I buy mine online as well. Don't think a regular shop would have 'em, not in the remote area I live in anyways.
You usually can order just the 1 cup / wet tampon as well, so you can try and see if it works for you.

I buy mine online as well. Don't think a regular shop would have 'em, not in the remote area I live in anyways.
You usually can order just the 1 cup / wet tampon as well, so you can try and see if it works for you.
People use them to be able to go to the sauna as well.

I've never saw them in a regular shop either

TY for the info

1. Ew
2. You're naming your child mirena?
3. -Snickering-
4. Do it in the shower, not on my bath towels. OP
5. Red wings? You're done
6. Gyno what?
7. How did your womb get - yeah I tilted a womb or two in my day. I ACCIDENTALLYsent a girl to the hospital because of a tampon. She had a little too much to drink and she stood me up after that.Who's responsible for this? Tampons generally don't mix well with alcohol apparently..q
8. All jokes aside, consider a new gynecologist. Each issue alone is enough to put a damper on an enjoyable sex life for you. Combine them and your sex life can grind to a screeching halt, pun intended.

Meow...... hiss..... hiss!

Crystal posted about safe tampons to use.

And the medical name of my coil is called a mirena coil, it has hormones in it, that's stops bleeding in most women.

And I highly doubt you tilted her womb

Yay my thread got put back on

I love your words Crystal. "Honoured". Yes! Absolutely. (I'll forgive your misspelling )

I have never had a problem of being intimate with my lover during her menstrual cycle. In my experience, it is during the time prior to her cycle, that she tends to want sex more. This is recognized in scientific literature as an effect of hormonal changes. I find the physical changes to be appealing.

It was actually after my child's mother completed her cycle that we chose to conceive our child. I actually knew the date of conception better than the doctors and their LMP calculation. I am good at math. My calculation was correct because birth occurred within my prediction not theirs.

I prefer to just wait its a part of life that men have to accept.

I would never put anything up there or take birth control pills or any of that nasty stuff that women do to themselves or doctors tell them to do. And as for sex during my period I will usually argue against it, unless he really wants to, I usually don't, because it's messy and it feels more sensitive and not in a good way. It's more painful because of bloating and cramping, why would I want more pain? Occassionally, I have done it because the guy really wanted to, but he had to be careful not to hurt me and not to make a mess, and hurry it up...On the lighter days then it's a little more appropriate if you take a shower before and after, you need more showers then..basically it can be more of an annoyance at that point, nothing seriously wrong with it.

Ha ha

Sex while on period can hurt because of more chance for internal bruising due to swelling/bloating. I've found that blood is not the best fluid for sex, it's rather thin and dries fast, ouch..also any lubricant is warm at that location.