The correct way to clean vulvar itching during pregnancy

Pregnant women often have excessive secretions from their lower body after pregnancy, and the inconvenience of cleaning can easily lead to some secretions in the private parts, which may even be accompanied by odor, itching and small rashes around the vagina. It is very important to clean the private parts of pregnant women. First of all, you must develop good habits, pay more attention to your diet, drink more water, and rinse when taking a bath.

How to clean private parts during pregnancy

To keep your private parts clean during pregnancy, you must first develop regular living habits. Clinically, some patients with vaginitis during pregnancy often experience repeated relapses of the disease. In addition to some complex recurrent factors, it is also related to living habits and eating habits.

For example, staying up late, working at a desk for a long time, not liking to drink water, or liking to eat spicy food, etc., these can easily lead to problems with private health. Therefore, pregnant women should have a regular schedule during pregnancy; they should drink more water. The purpose of drinking more water can not only replenish the water needed by our body, but also force ourselves to go to the toilet more often, thereby increasing exercise and avoiding local temperature increases. At the same time, eat less spicy and irritating foods.

In addition, pregnant women need to pay attention to cleanliness before and after defecation. It is important to wash your hands before going to the toilet. If your hands are not clean, and you use toilet paper to wipe the perineum, the germs on your hands will inevitably be brought to the perineum. If the body's resistance is reduced, infection is likely to occur.

Pregnant women can clean their vulva by taking a shower. They do not need to use shower gel or soap every day. Just use clean water.