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Sanitary napkin precautions
by：V-Care
2021-03-24
Women's resistance during menstruation is very poor, and failure to pay attention to care will cause various improprieties in the body. According to expert statistics in the early years, 38% of people who use unqualified sanitary napkins will suffer from serious gynecological diseases; 73% of women will experience local skin itching, burning, and burning pain during menstruation; about 80% of women still Symptoms such as high fever, headache, and abdominal pain may occur.
The reason is that the external environment of the female pelvic cavity, uterus, and cervix are all connected. This structure makes the female reproductive system vulnerable to external pathogens. Especially during menstruation, the resistance of the reproductive organs decreases and becomes more fragile than usual. If you use substandard sanitary napkins, you are prone to infection.
Menstrual blood is rich in nutrients, and therefore becomes a 'medium' for the proliferation of bacteria. An experiment showed that after 2 hours of continuous use of ordinary sanitary napkins, the total number of surface bacteria can reach 107 per square centimeter.
Change and wash often
A good sanitary napkin must ensure that it is basically free of bacteria, and focus on two points: good absorption and high air permeability, otherwise it may create a closed, non-drying environment for the private parts and cause bacteria to enter human body. If it is a low-quality sanitary napkin, it may greatly increase the chance of inflammation due to the material containing impurities and poor absorption.
It is best for women to change sanitary napkins frequently. When the flow is high, it is best to change it every 2 to 3 hours, and do not exceed 4 to 5 hours when the flow is low; wash the vulva every day even if the menstrual holiday is coming, the more menstrual period is Pay attention to cleaning.
Before using and replacing, be sure to wash your hands to prevent germs on your hands from spreading to the sanitary napkin.
How to choose sanitary napkins
From the perspective of surface material, sanitary napkins on the market are mainly divided into two types: dry and soft. How to choose according to the characteristics of personal physique and menstrual period, among them, the knowledge is not small.
The dry mesh sanitary napkin uses a chemical fiber material called 'perforated filmMost of the cotton web is non-woven fabric, which is extracted from cotton, which is more natural and soft, suitable for most women.
Sensitive skin should choose products with soft cotton surface to avoid allergies and excessive friction. But if you need to travel and ride for a long time in the car, you may wish to use a dry surface to accelerate the absorption of menstrual blood, so as to reduce the dampness and sultry sensation and reduce the risk of infection.
Sanitary napkin usage
The built-in tampon is a menstrual sanitary napkin that is placed in the vagina, which gently adheres to the vaginal wall and can absorb all menstrual blood in the body. So it can prevent leakage and keep the body clean and dry.
Because the tampon is stuffed into the vagina to form a closed space, if it is not changed regularly, it is easy to lead to the rapid growth of normal bacteria in the vagina, resulting in infection and inflammation. When the menstrual blood volume is too low, if you don't change the tampon diligently, the menstrual blood will flow back after prolonged use, which may cause gynecological diseases such as endometriosis. If used, it should be changed every 2 to 3 hours.
The reason is that the external environment of the female pelvic cavity, uterus, and cervix are all connected. This structure makes the female reproductive system vulnerable to external pathogens. Especially during menstruation, the resistance of the reproductive organs decreases and becomes more fragile than usual. If you use substandard sanitary napkins, you are prone to infection.
Menstrual blood is rich in nutrients, and therefore becomes a 'medium' for the proliferation of bacteria. An experiment showed that after 2 hours of continuous use of ordinary sanitary napkins, the total number of surface bacteria can reach 107 per square centimeter.
Change and wash often
A good sanitary napkin must ensure that it is basically free of bacteria, and focus on two points: good absorption and high air permeability, otherwise it may create a closed, non-drying environment for the private parts and cause bacteria to enter human body. If it is a low-quality sanitary napkin, it may greatly increase the chance of inflammation due to the material containing impurities and poor absorption.
It is best for women to change sanitary napkins frequently. When the flow is high, it is best to change it every 2 to 3 hours, and do not exceed 4 to 5 hours when the flow is low; wash the vulva every day even if the menstrual holiday is coming, the more menstrual period is Pay attention to cleaning.
Before using and replacing, be sure to wash your hands to prevent germs on your hands from spreading to the sanitary napkin.
How to choose sanitary napkins
From the perspective of surface material, sanitary napkins on the market are mainly divided into two types: dry and soft. How to choose according to the characteristics of personal physique and menstrual period, among them, the knowledge is not small.
The dry mesh sanitary napkin uses a chemical fiber material called 'perforated filmMost of the cotton web is non-woven fabric, which is extracted from cotton, which is more natural and soft, suitable for most women.
Sensitive skin should choose products with soft cotton surface to avoid allergies and excessive friction. But if you need to travel and ride for a long time in the car, you may wish to use a dry surface to accelerate the absorption of menstrual blood, so as to reduce the dampness and sultry sensation and reduce the risk of infection.
Sanitary napkin usage
The built-in tampon is a menstrual sanitary napkin that is placed in the vagina, which gently adheres to the vaginal wall and can absorb all menstrual blood in the body. So it can prevent leakage and keep the body clean and dry.
Because the tampon is stuffed into the vagina to form a closed space, if it is not changed regularly, it is easy to lead to the rapid growth of normal bacteria in the vagina, resulting in infection and inflammation. When the menstrual blood volume is too low, if you don't change the tampon diligently, the menstrual blood will flow back after prolonged use, which may cause gynecological diseases such as endometriosis. If used, it should be changed every 2 to 3 hours.
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