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As someone with a latex allergy, I tried out the polyisoprene and polyurethane condoms. Polyisoprene are awesome! And have gotten comments that they are better than latex for the men! Very thin, and very strong  Polyurethane are thick and I just don't like em.
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Sapphic Swordsaint posted:I should have been more clear. Sorry! By that I meant I would get it regularly for a few years then miss it for a while due to funds but then go back on it again regularly when I could. I would be in once every 3 months like clockwork and the same people will still be making me piss in cups. They seem to have the biggest batch of paranoia over babies I've ever seen any medical office have. When I was on Depo they made me have a pregnancy test every 3 months too. They said it was just in case and for my safety. I don't think it's a case of paranoia, I think it's them doing their jobs lol
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Jan 19, 2011 14:03
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Bagleworm posted:Everything I've read states nonlatex condoms (excluding lambskin!) have the same effectiveness preventing pregnancy and protecting from STIs. I've been using the Lifestyles polyisoprene condoms, they are great! Compared to the polyurethane, they are nice and thin and don't feel like rubber. The men have commented that they prefer them to latex as well I don't find them to be much more expensive than latex, I think they were maybe 2 bucks more for a pack?
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Jan 27, 2011 21:31
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Yes, I got the worst of my cramps the day after IUD insertion as well. I chalked it up to my uterus going "hayyyy... you don't belong in here!" and trying to tell you about it :P It goes away Just take it easy, if it persists and gets worse in say... 2 more days, go get it checked out
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