Is Longrich Sanitary Pad/Panty Liners good for pregnant women?
Even though Longrich Panty liners/pads are widely advertised as products which solves infertility issues in women, pregnant women are warned against the use of these liners.
According to the Longrich experts, women seeking for the fruit of the womb are advised to use Longrich liners/pads for six weeks and after which they are expected to take a break and observe for three months.
After three months, a pregnancy test is advised. If positive, they are advised to stop using Longrich panty liners/pads after pregnancy because it might cause abortion/miscarriage.
However, if negative, they may have to repeat the process with fertility supplements are added.
Is Longrich Sanitary Pad/Panty Liners good for pregnant women?
Even though Longrich liners/pads in Cameroon guarantees fruit of the womb, it might also get rid of a pregnancy as Longrich panty liners/pads can damage the fetus due to the high level of bio magnetism in the liner/pad in Cameroon. This is why a halt after six weeks is recommended for people seeking the fruit of the womb.
Simply put, Longrich panty liners/pads in Cameroon causes women to get pregnant but after pregnancy, the medical properties of the Longrich panty liners/pads starts working antagonistically against the pregnancy.
Nevertheless, even though many women consider the abortive effect of the Longrich panty liners/pads in Cameroon, dreadful, there are certain women who deliberately buy the Longrich panty liners/pads in Cameroon due to its ability to abort and prevent pregnancy.
According to Longrich gurus, as long as a woman wears the Longrich panty liner/pad in Cameroon, incidence of infection and even pregnancy remains zero. This is why a halt after six weeks is recommended for people seeking the fruit of the womb.
It may surprise you to know that nowadays, there are equally more people buying the Longrich panty Liners/pads in Cameroon for abortion/ for family planning as the people buying Longrich panty liners/pads for fertility issues.