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How should women care for their private parts?
The last issue was about how women clean their private parts. Therefore, today we will examine how women after cleansing
should take care of their private parts.
1：Use as few sanitary pads as possible. If there are too many secretions, the bottom of the pants will get wet, so you may as well change your underwear frequently.
2：Change sanitary pads frequently during menstruation. Choose sanitary pads with good breathability.
3：Although the popular thong is sexy, it is not easy to absorb sweat, and it is easy to cause friction and break the skin. It is easy for bacteria to invade. It is best to wear less.
4：After using the toilet, wipe the toilet paper from front to back rather than back to front to avoid touching the anus first, as this may introduce too many bacteria into the vagina.
5：Underwear and underwear should be made of cotton, which should be washed separately and exposed to the sun. When Aberiberi patients sleep, fix the order of bedding and do not put underwear on the toes.
6：For those who have sex, it is best to wash their genitals before each sex. In addition, it is necessary to have a steady sexual partner. If the partner has external genital inflammation, do not have sex with him or her and do not use condoms.
7：In addition to mold, some pathogens are susceptible to men. When women develop infections, they must pay attention to whether their sexual partners also have similar problems (such as urethritis), and they should be treated together, otherwise women may be infected through sexual contact after healing. Repeated relapse.
8：The vulva is the same as the armpits, which are prone to sweating. It is best to take a bath every day, especially after exercise and sweating. You should wash it immediately, choose sweat-absorbent cotton underwear, and avoid stuffy and airtight clothes such as jeans to maintain the genitals. Dryness is the most important thing.
9：Wash the vulva with cold or warm boiled water every 2 to 3 days. Do not wash the vagina every day. It is best to use running water every time you wash, that is, the washed water cannot be reused. You can buy a vaginal douche to spray water on the vagina. The cleaning sequence is from front to back, that is, the labia, then the vagina, and then the anus. Those who have the conditions to take a bath once a day can wash their vulva with the bath and do not need to wash separately.
