Health risks of using the wrong sanitary napkin

'I recently admitted to a 30-year-old female patient. She returned to her hometown in the country for a while. When she came back, she felt itchy, red and swollen in her lower body. Upon examination, she was indeed suffering from inflammation.' The expert told reporters that the woman was suffering from inflammation. The patient stated that since the home shop did not have the brand of sanitary napkins he was used to, he could only buy two packs of unknown sanitary napkins, but he was 'successful' unexpectedly. From the above case, we can see that the impact of sanitary napkins on women's health is huge. I will show you how to prevent it. It is understood that Japanese women change their sanitary napkins on average 6 times a day during menstruation, while Chinese women only change 3 times. Of the same Asian race, there is not much difference in physique, but Japanese women’s sanitary napkins are changed much more frequently than Chinese women. Experts point out that advertising is a prominent selling point, often giving people the illusion of magical effects. In real life, many lazy women think that one piece can be used for a long time. In fact, even if its quality is qualified, when the body moves, the anus and urethra The special physiological structure of the vagina and vagina will also allow germs to move on the sanitary napkins and cause self-infection. 'Good sanitary napkins must ensure that they are basically free of bacteria, and focus on two points: good absorption rate and high air permeability, otherwise it may create a closed, non-drying environment for the private parts and cause bacteria to grow and enter the human body. If it is a low-quality sanitary napkin, it may be because the material contains impurities and poor absorption, which greatly increases the chance of inflammation.' Experts suggest that women should change sanitary napkins frequently. If the flow is heavy, it is best to change it every 2-3 hours. Do not exceed 4-5 hours at a short time; even if you are on a period, you should wash your vulva every day. The more you menstruate, the more important it is to wash. When buying sanitary napkins, you must see the expiration date and try to buy products with quality assurance. Don't buy too many at a time, let alone store them for a long time. In addition, be sure to wash your hands before using sanitary napkins to prevent germs from being brought to the sanitary napkins. Experts remind: Don’t believe in the exaggerated propaganda of advertisements, pay attention to hygiene and change frequently is the kingly way