Please contact your health provider. It may be an indication that something else is wrong, such as having a reaction to the spermicide. If you do have a vaginal infection, it’s best to replace your Caya diaphragm after your treatment ends. […]
Can I swim, bathe, or get in a hot tub with Caya inserted?
Yes. You can swim, bathe, or relax in a hot tub before or after the Caya is inserted. […]
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Can I use Caya as a menstrual cup?
No. Caya is a form of contraception, and is not designed to manage your period. […]
Can Caya break or tear?
Yes, but this is unusual. If you notice that your Caya is damaged in some way, especially after sex, it’s best to visit your healthcare provider (within 72 hours) to discuss emergency contraception options. A torn or damaged Caya diaphragm should be replaced. […]
I can’t feel the Caya diaphragm inside me, is that normal?
Neither you nor your partner are likely to feel it inside, covering your cervix. However, you should be able to feel it with your finger to ensure it’s in the right place, covering your cervix. If you’re concerned with the fit, you can take it into your healthcare provider to ensure the fit. […]
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What if Caya shifts or comes out during intercourse?
Slight shifting is normal due to the contoured shape. However, if it comes out during sex it’s likely not been inserted properly. Re-insert the Caya diaphragm after applying more contraceptive gel. If it comes out after your partner has ejaculated, it’s best to visit your healthcare provider (within 72 hours) to discuss emergency contraception options. […]
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What’s the difference between “perfect use” and “typical use” of Caya with regard to preventing pregnancy?
“Typical use” is when usage is not consistent or always correct, whereas “perfect use” refers to consistent and always correct usage. For the Caya, this includes proper insertion, using a spermicidal or contraceptive gel, and leaving the Caya in for at least 6 hours after sex each and every time. […]
Do you have instructions in Spanish? Tienes instrucciones en español?
Yes, to download a brochure in Spanish, click here. Sí, para descargar un folleto en español, haga clic aquí. […]
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How do I properly clean my Caya diaphragm?
After use, simply wash Caya by hand with soap and warm water, and let it air dry. Any mild bathroom soap will work. Even if the Caya diaphragm drops in the toilet, or on the floor, warm soap and water is all that is needed. Do not boil it in water. […]
Can I use additional lubricants or condoms with Caya?
In addition to the spermicide, you can use water-soluble lubricants to combat dryness, and condoms to guard against sexually transmitted disease. Be sure the lubricant is not silicone oil based, as that can damage Caya. However, using condoms with a small amount of silicone oil will not damage Caya. […]
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