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Mild Steamer
You're what's considered a sensitive user which means....
YOU ARE PERMITTED to steam but with a few, very simple, yet important modifications.
Don't worry! I'll walk you through what that looks like, but let's talk about what makes you a sensitive user in the first place.
To be considered a sensitive user, you are someone who:
is under the age of 13.
is prone to having short cycles (27 days or less).
is prone to infection (yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, UTI's, and/or herpes).
may not experience it anymore but has had a history of spontaneous, heavy bleeding (two periods per month).
experiences trickle bleeding or fresh spotting between periods.
is prone to hot flashes, night sweats or has an aversion to heat.
is on any of the following hormonal birth control methods; IUD insert, Nexplanin or Essure.
has had tubal coagulation or your tubes tied.
**If you use Nuvaring please be sure to remove the insert prior to your steam session.
MILD STEAMING
A steam is considered mild when you steam without the use of a heat source during the actual steaming process and for NO LONGER than 10 minutes.
This means, every time you steam, you will steam
WITHOUT a heat source underneath the herb pot
for ONLY 10 minutes at a time.
Although a mild steam is the safest and most effective way for you if your history includes any of the above mentioned circumstances, it is best to consult a Certified Vaginal Steam Facilitator or a Peristeam Hydrotherapist for personalized recommendations.