Hello everyone,
I'm considering having the Gynefix copper chain inserted, but the first gynecologist I saw said my uterus was too thin to hold the lump in place. I've now seen another one, and he said I'm 9mm and that this is sufficient, but according to the internet, you need to be at least 11mm. What do you think? Has anyone had any experience with this?
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With me, it’s only 9-10mm thick: my female doctor asked me if I wanted to use it anyway and I promised. 11mm is the recommendation from the manufacturer. Depends on the experience of your doctor, whether he does it or not.
I’m super satisfied that I don’t have to stop hormonal anymore and everything’s going smoothly.
If your female doctor thinks that your womb is 9mm enough for the copper chain gynefix, you should trust in his advice The information on the Internet is not always correct and each body is individual I don’t know any exact experiences with the copper chain and 9mm thick, but you can consult more annoyed to see if they have a different opinion Ultimately, the decision is with you if you want to take the risk