Three aspects to pay attention to in preventing vaginitis

Paying more attention to personal hygiene in daily life is the simplest way to prevent vaginitis. However, for many urban women, the pressure of life and work often prevents them from paying enough attention to the prevention of vaginitis , which is also one of the reasons for the high incidence of vaginitis.

1. Hygiene and cleaning of the lower body

Underwear must be washed regularly. When using toilet paper to clean the lower body after going to the toilet, it should be wiped from front to back to avoid bringing anal bacteria into the vagina and causing inflammation. This is an effective way to prevent vaginitis. However, some women excessively use highly bactericidal lotions to clean the vagina, which is also undesirable because it will cause an imbalance in the normal flora of the vagina, which is not conducive to the prevention of vaginitis.

2. Try not to wear tight pants

Wear less tight or close-fitting pants. In summer, wear more skirts or loose pants. Also avoid wearing tight nylon underwear. Choose cotton underwear instead. This is because the female lower body is dark and damp. Tight pants make the lower body uncomfortable and increase the chance of vaginitis. This is also one of the preventive measures for vaginitis.

3. Don’t use scented toilet paper

In order to reduce irritation or sensitivity, it is important to use unscented sanitary products and avoid using sanitary napkins or toilet paper with fragrances. This is an important aspect of preventing vaginitis. As with the first point, do not use disinfectants to clean the vagina indiscriminately, so as not to irritate the delicate skin and cause local skin damage or even inflammation.

The above are some common contents that are easily overlooked in the prevention of vaginitis. I hope that after reading this article, everyone will have a deeper understanding of the prevention of vaginitis. I also hope that female friends can do a good job in preventing vaginitis with our help and reduce the threat of gynecological inflammation.