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A member asked:
I use nuvaring, and i have a really hard time keeping it to stay in place, it falls down into my vagina all the time rather up by my cervix.
A doctor has provided 1 answer
That is OK: The NuvaRing normally tucks (witch hazel) up in the vagina behind the pubic bone and does not stay right up next to the cervix. There is no problem unless it is actually falling out. You can safely remove it for short periods if you find it is getting in the way during sex.
Answered 6/30/2014
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