Change sanitary napkins frequently to keep away from pelvic inflammatory disease

by:V-Care     2021-03-25
During menstruation, pelvic inflammatory disease may also be caused if not properly paid attention to. Just like our essential sanitary napkins, improper use can also bring health risks. The female reproductive system actually has a big shortcoming, that is, the uterus, cervix, guidance, and external environment are completely interlinked. Bacteria can enter the uterus through the vagina at any time. In addition, the cervix is u200bu200bopen during menstruation. At this time, the bacteria are infected. The possibilities are greatly increased. Moreover, menstrual blood is rich in nutrients. If the sanitary napkins are not changed frequently, the bacteria on the napkins will use the nutrients in them to split a lot, turning the sanitary napkin into a bacterial culture dish. Just thinking about it will know how terrible it is. How can the already fragile guide and uterus resist so many new bacteria at this time? Therefore, if you don't change sanitary napkins frequently, vaginitis and pelvic inflammatory disease can appear at any time. Many of our Chinese women have the habit of diligence and frugality, and don't replace a sanitary napkin if it can still be used. In fact, this is wrong! We should change our sanitary napkins every 2 to 4 hours, regardless of whether it is soaked or not. If the quantity is large, it should be changed frequently. If you wait until the sanitary napkin reaches a certain amount of bacteria, you will be attacked by a large number of bacteria if you don't change it. So, don’t neglect your health in order to save a few pieces of sanitary napkins. Finally, personal product manufacturers are actively inviting powerful distributors across the country to join in to create wealth together. Friends who are interested in acting as a sanitary napkin agent, please hurry up and seize the opportunity to enter the market as soon as possible.
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