Can I wash my vulva during menstruation?

During menstruation, many women feel very uncomfortable in their lower body due to the constant flow of discharge. Therefore, many women clean their vulva at night when they have their period to reduce the discomfort. But I believe many people have heard that women cannot take a bath during menstruation, so can women wash their vulva during menstruation?

1. Can I wash my vulva during menstruation?

During menstruation, you can clean the vulva with clean water. If you use a washing liquid, it will easily cause bacterial imbalance. As long as you clean it thoroughly and keep the vulva clean, it will not be infected. Keep the vulva clean during menstruation and wash it with warm water once a day. It is recommended to wear loose and breathable underwear during menstruation.

2. Can I wash my vagina during my menstrual period?

You cannot wash your vagina during menstruation. Because menstrual blood is discharged during menstruation, you have to wait until the menstruation is over before flushing. You can still continue to use external medications. It is recommended to rinse the vagina after the menstruation is over, pay attention to hygiene, wash the perineum every day, and iron and wash underwear and change them frequently. Drink more water and eat less spicy food.

3. Precautions during menstruation

1. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during menstruation to avoid infection and other adverse consequences; sanitary napkins used during menstruation should be clean and changed frequently to prevent infection; bathing is not allowed during menstruation, shower is required to avoid unclean water entering the vagina and causing infection; strenuous exercise, such as long-distance running, swimming, etc., should be avoided during menstruation, and heavy physical labor should also be avoided.

2. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene. Menstrual pads should be made of soft, absorbent, sterilized cotton pads or crumpled paper, and should be changed frequently. The vulva must be kept clean during menstruation, and the towels and basins used to clean the vulva cannot be used to wash the feet.

3. Keep warm and avoid catching cold. You must keep warm during menstruation, especially the lower body. You should avoid washing your hair, bathing and feet with cold water, or getting caught in the rain or wading in water. You should not work in paddy fields, and you should not sit on mud, brick or concrete floors. In addition, the body's resistance is reduced during menstruation, and it is more susceptible to diseases after catching a cold.