Wearing tight pants during menstruation can easily cause illness, so be careful when using these things

Women need to pay attention during menstruation. It is best not to wear tight pants, otherwise it will easily harm their health.

I don't know when it started, but leggings have become a standard for women. Many women not only wear leggings every day, but also when they have their period. They think that when they wear leggings, their thighs won't look so thick. Besides, when they wear leggings, their legs look especially slender, which can make women look taller. However, the editor reminds you that leggings should only be worn occasionally, and it is best not to wear them when you have your period, otherwise you will be afraid of diseases.

Wearing tight pants during menstruation can easily lead to illness

1. It may affect fertility

When menstruation comes, menstrual blood will be discharged from the lower body. When women urinate (or defecate), they need to take off and put on tight pants. This will suddenly change the pressure in the pelvic and abdominal cavity, so that the menstrual blood that was originally to be discharged will flow back, affecting the discharge pattern of menstrual blood.

The final damage is not only back pain, dysmenorrhea and the like. You should know that severe dysmenorrhea can lead to infertility. This is because women who often have dysmenorrhea will have a reduced secretion capacity of the uterus, making it impossible or difficult for the fertilized egg to implant, and ultimately making it impossible for the fertilized egg to develop and form, and thus unable to become a mother.

2. The pelvic cavity is prone to infection

During menstruation, a lot of menstrual blood will flow out of the lower body. This blood contains nutrients and other impurities, which are the favorite food of bacteria. During menstruation, the private parts will be double wrapped by sanitary napkins and underwear. If you wear tight pants, the private parts will become even more airtight. In addition, the temperature of the private parts covered by several layers will also rise, and the menstrual blood will form a humid environment.

In this way, the conditions for bacterial growth are all gathered, so the private parts are easily occupied by the breeding bacteria. If the treatment time is ignored, the infection may extend to the inside, causing the vagina and pelvis to be infected. Once the pelvic cavity is infected, if it is not treated properly, it will also infect nearby organs, further affecting health.

It seems that women should understand from the above introduction: it is really not good to wear tight pants during menstruation. It is not wrong to want to be beautiful, but it must be based on the premise of not damaging health. Nothing is more important than health, and without health, everything will disappear. Therefore, women should wear looser clothes and pants during menstruation, and do not wear short pants, otherwise the private parts will easily catch cold, which will eventually make the private parts sick.

Be careful with these 3 things when you have your period

1. Underwear

Underwear is in direct contact with the private parts. When menstruation comes, menstrual blood will be discharged and women will sweat more easily. Therefore, it is necessary to wear underwear that absorbs sweat. And you can't wear underwear that is too small, otherwise it will make the private parts uncomfortable and also affect the discharge of menstrual blood.

Generally speaking, it is best to use special underwear for menstruation. In other words, it should not be mixed with daily underwear. Because menstrual blood sticks to underwear, it is difficult to wash it off, and it may also be stained with the adhesive of the sanitary napkin wings. In short, it is easier to accumulate bacteria. Wearing such underwear will easily cause damage to the private parts.

2. Sanitary napkins

One of the must-have items at this time is cotton sanitary napkins that do not look abnormally white and do not smell strong. Such sanitary napkins have fewer additives, so you will not be allergic when using them. In addition, the editor reminds you not to use sanitary napkins that are too thin, otherwise they will easily wear out over time when you move around or sit. The private parts are easily exposed to the internal materials of the sanitary napkins and are also prone to infection.

3. Toilet paper

When you have your period, you squat when you urinate (or defecate), so the menstrual blood will flow out. This means that a lot of menstrual blood will adhere to the vulva. At this time, women usually use toilet paper to wipe the vulva to reduce the menstrual blood adhering to the surface of the private parts. But be careful to use toilet paper that is clean and of good quality, otherwise it is easy to bring bacteria to the private parts, causing infection or even inflammation.