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Is it possible to trap sperm with a menstrual cup in order to get pregnant? The Doctors weigh in on this claim.
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A viewer asks, “I read online that I can put in my menstrual cup after sex to trap sperm and get pregnant faster – is that true?”
Before you try this tactic, OB/GYN Dr. Nita Landry warns, "We do not have sound scientific studies to prove that this is effective."
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She also warns keeping a menstrual cup inside you for reasons not related to a period could lead to irritation, pH levels being thrown off and an increased risk of possible infections.
