Review frequently asked questions and answers about nuvaring® (etonogestrel/ethinyl estradiol vaginal ring), including questions on how nuvaring is inserted and removed.

How to put in a nuvaring. This hd video describes the technique of nuva ring insertion. If the ring has been out of your vagina for less than 2 days, rinse it in cool water and put it back in right away. Before we talk about how to insert nuvaring, let’s discuss how it works.

You can use the birth control pill, patch, or ring to prevent your period/bleeding on your special occasion. If you put it back in within 48 hours, you’ll still be protected from. It is a plastic ring that prevents the ovaries from producing mature eggs by releasing hormones over a period of time.

Nuvaring requires no daily dosing so you can get effective monthly protection from pregnancy. You can start using nuvaring at any time during your cycle. The ring works by stopping sperm from joining with an egg (which is called fertilization).

Like most birth control pills, the ring contains the hormones estrogen and progestin. If you start using it during the first 5 days of your period, it will work right away and you won’t need backup birth control. Nuvaring is a contraceptive device for women.

Holding nuvaring between your thumb and index finger, pinch the sides together. Make sure that you are using your nuvaring the month before the month that you want to skip your. Insert the folded ring into your vagina, then use your index finger to gently push it up higher.

One annovera ring has enough hormones in it to last for 13 cycles (1 year). Like in combination birth control pills, the estrogen in nuvaring suppresses ovulation. You can begin nuvaring at the time of next period.