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Hi ladies

Question for those who have taken the pessaries, do you need to do them 12 hours of each one or do the timings not really matter? Also how long do they take to dissolve, will I need to lay down for a bit after?

I have to take 2, one in the morn and one in the eve starting tomorrow.

Thanks x

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Bibble-2016

Hi there, I believe it's 12 hours apart. I heard on this forum they take 20 mins to be absorbed. Any leakage is just the outer coating and doesn't mean the 'good stuff' has come out. Good luck xx

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Veekay80 in reply toBibble-2016

Thanks Hun, sounds like a right hoot lol, better stick up on those panty liners i guess! X

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Bibble-2016 in reply toVeekay80

Yeah - the thin bodyform ones just soak through, a thicker one is better. If you put them up your bum (sorry!) no leakage but they made me a bit rumbly! X

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Veekay80 in reply toBibble-2016

Oh you are brave, I'll give the front door a go first and see how I get on, thanks on the tip about the liners! X

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Bibble-2016 in reply toVeekay80

Oh the poor old 'front door'. Gone are the days of a bit of nice sex and romance. No, it's all stirrups, speculums, dr's peering in, catheters, and so on and so on. X

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Veekay80 in reply toBibble-2016

Loooool I think the clinics see more of it than my other half has , won't know what to do with it after this is all over 😂

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Bibble-2016 in reply toVeekay80

oh god, my husband wants us to try turkey basting to take the pressure off him. What has it all come to lol! X

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Veekay80 in reply toBibble-2016

I just googled that to see if it works and apparently it does! 😂 I thought it was a old wives tale 😂

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Bibble-2016 in reply toVeekay80

I'll let you know haha! X

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Bluebelle1

I am on 4 a day so I just try and spread them out as much as possible. About 5 hrs or so in between. xx

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Fredaflintstone

You two are making me laugh - I need that today! Xx

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Leesalou

I do 3 a day,

7:30 1:30 7:30

Some times it's an hour later I was just told to take them morning lunch and evening. Xx

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A-Jay-

I used 3 a day.. i dont do it on the same time everyday but try to keep it between 7 to 8 hours..

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TeamMonkey

My clinic guidance is morning and night I normally do 1 around 7, 1 at 11 at night. Definitely doesn't have to be 12 hours apart. Just ensure your body gets the extra progesterone. I did this on my first cycle and had a healthy boy & im 8 weeks pregnant with no 2. So don't stress over times work it to suit xx

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