Is there any time that I should not use the contraceptive sponge?
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Is there any time that I should not use the contraceptive sponge?
4 doctors weighed in
Dr. Ruth Crystal
Obstetrics & Gynecology
In brief:
Yes
You should not use the contraceptive sponge during your menstrual period because of risks of toxic shock syndrome.
You should not use the sponge if you have an allergy to sulfa or nonoxynol 9 spermicide.
For other questions regarding the sponge, please see their website at http://todaysponge.Com/faq.Html and
http://www.Todaysponge.Com/answers2.Html.
In brief:
Yes
You should not use the contraceptive sponge during your menstrual period because of risks of toxic shock syndrome.
You should not use the sponge if you have an allergy to sulfa or nonoxynol 9 spermicide.
For other questions regarding the sponge, please see their website at http://todaysponge.Com/faq.Html and
http://www.Todaysponge.Com/answers2.Html.
Dr. Ruth Crystal
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Dr. Alfredo Nieves
Gynecology
In brief:
Sponge
Theoretically you should not get pregnant while on your period.
So i would say that this is the time when you less need to use it.
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