Sanitary napkin allergy

Sanitary napkins are a must-have for every female friend during their menstrual period, and they are used in private parts, so the quality of sanitary napkins will be of special concern to friends. Many friends with sensitive skin will experience various uncomfortable phenomena after using sanitary napkins, such as itching, pimples, and even redness and swelling in severe cases. This will make friends who are already in their menstrual period even more uncomfortable, which is most likely due to allergies caused by the use of sanitary napkins.

If you are allergic to sanitary napkins, you can try changing the brand or style. Sanitary napkins generally have two types: cotton and mesh. Relatively speaking, cotton sanitary napkins are more commonly used, especially in summer when the body is more prone to sweating. In this case, you can choose to use relatively thinner sanitary napkins. It is convenient as long as you change them frequently.

Methods/Steps

1. The patient's skin is sensitive. Many sanitary napkins now have dry mesh surfaces, which are made of fiber. Some people may be allergic to them.

2. The sanitary napkin itself does not meet the standards and does not meet the hygiene requirements. Don't be tempted to buy sanitary napkins in bulk or with broken packaging just to save money. Secondly, try to choose sanitary napkins that you usually use and have no adverse reactions. Generally, cotton sanitary napkins are not easy to cause allergies. Women with sensitive skin should use fiber mesh sanitary napkins with caution.

3. Make sure to check the production date and shelf life. Many women do not have the habit of checking the date when buying sanitary napkins, and they will buy a lot at once to "store for use". In fact, sanitary napkins also have a shelf life, and the quality of expired sanitary napkins is difficult to guarantee. Generally speaking, the closer the production date is to the time of purchase, the better.

Solution

1 Change to a thinner one with better breathability.

2. Change to another brand, or just use toilet paper

3. Apply corticosteroid ointment or diphenhydramine ointment, and avoid using soap.

If you are allergic to sanitary napkins, you should also be careful not to scratch it with your hands if it itches severely, because there are many bacteria in the nails. Once scratched, it may become infected, and then cause other gynecological diseases. For mild allergies, you only need to pay a little attention. If the allergy is severe, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time.