Can you insert NuvaRing during your period?

Answer 1

Yes it is, and not only it is possible but you should insert a new NuvaRing exactly 7 days from when you took it out, period or not. You should keep the ring in and take the ring out according to the schedule on the calendar, regardless of any bleeding you have.
Yes you can. I have been on nuvaring for 3months and yes you can put it in while you have your period. it will not stop your period from leaving your body. you can also use tampons while having it in but just make sure you do not pull the nuvaring out while you pull out the tampon.
Yes, that's a normal thing to do. You should put it in according to the schedule, regardless of any bleeding.

Answer 2

The new "quick start" plan, designed to lower the risk of accidental pregnancies, suggests that you insert the NuvaRing as soon as you get it, without regard to your period, and then use a back up method of Birth Control (such as condoms or abstinence from vaginal sex) for seven days. While the ring is effective immediately when started with your period, you will get protection sooner if you use it sooner.
Yes, however if you start that late in your cycle, you will need alternate protection in the first week after inserting Nuvaring.
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Answer 3

You can start the birth control patch at any time in your cycle. If you're not starting on one of the first five days of your period, be sure to use a backup method of birth control (like condoms or avoiding vaginal sex) until you've worn the patch for seven days.
Yes, but it won't be effective immediately. For that first cycle, you should use a back up method of birth control, like condoms or abstinence from vaginal sex, for the first seven days.

Answer 4

My gynecologist told me to start mine the first day I got my period, and it would be effective immediatley if you haven't been on birth control for the past month.

I just got the ring today and my gynecologist said the same thing, you can start it on your period. She also said you can keep it in for for 4 weeks instead of only 3. It will still be effective for that long. Then change it, you can also skip periods if you do it that way. I have very hard periods and this is away to prevent cramps... strong periods.

Answer 5

You can insert your first NuvaRing anytime in your cycle. If you insert it in the first five days of bleeding, you have immediate protection. If you insert it at any other time in your cycle, you should use a backup method for seven days. When you insert your second or later rings, you may still be having some withdrawal bleeding when it's time to insert the next ring. That's fine -- you should insert it on schedule regardless of any bleeding.

Answer 6

Yes, you can start NuvaRing during your period. If you do start within the first fives days of your period, you have immediate protection. You can still use pads or tampons according to your preference.

Answer 7

Yes, you should insert NuvaRing Day 1-5 of your period

Answer 8

Yes, that happens sometimes. Continue using NuvaRing as scheduled. You can use tampons or pads according to your preference.