Wearing these pants during menstruation will inevitably cause gynecological diseases

As a woman, you will encounter gynecological diseases of varying degrees throughout your life, and some of our bad habits can even lead to gynecological diseases. Do you have these habits? Change it quickly!

Five bad habits that are most likely to cause gynecological diseases

1. Holding urine becomes the norm

Some white-collar women, once they are busy, don't even have time to drink water, and they would rather not go to the toilet. However, the female internal reproductive organs "live" with the bladder in the pelvic cavity and have a "close" relationship, with the uterus located behind the bladder. Holding urine will cause the bladder to fill, and a full bladder will press on the uterus, causing it to tilt posteriorly. Holding urine for a long time will cause more and more urine to accumulate in the bladder. If the urine containing bacteria and toxic substances is not discharged in time, it can easily cause diseases such as cystitis and urethritis.

2. Use panty liners every day

Although many sanitary pad brands advertise "light, breathable, and non-irritating", they are not made of pure cotton after all, and few people can actually replace "fresh" sanitary pads several times a day. The sanitary pads will start to become damp after a few hours, and because they are not breathable, bacteria are more likely to grow. Therefore, you only need to use sanitary pads during the days before menstruation when the amount of leucorrhea increases and when the menstruation has not yet completely ended, and you should change them frequently.

3. Wear tight pants during menstruation

Tights can make women's curves more obvious, and their exquisite figure attracts attention, which greatly satisfies girls' vanity. However, tights fit tightly against the skin and have poor ventilation and air permeability. Wearing non-breathable tights for a long time will cause moisture in the vulva. The long-term humid sanitary environment will cause vaginitis, and in severe cases it will also cause pelvic inflammatory disease, cervicitis, endometritis, etc. Especially during menstruation, wearing tight pants is more likely to cause genital diseases due to the enclosed moist space.

4. Bath during menstruation

During menstruation, women's pelvic cavity becomes congested, menstrual blood flows downward, and the blood chamber opens. In addition, the body's resistance decreases during menstruation, so it is easy for bacteria in the water to move upward to the uterine cavity during a bath. The menstrual blood remaining in the vagina becomes a natural culture medium for bacterial reproduction. The consequence of the rampant reproduction of bacteria is bacterial infection of the vagina, causing vaginitis.

5. Not washing hands before going to the toilet

It is said that "wash hands before meals and after defecation", but washing hands after defecation is not enough. You should also wash your hands before going to the toilet because there are a lot of bacteria on your hands. When going to the toilet, your hands will inevitably touch toilet paper and even accidentally touch your private parts. Bacteria can easily invade, so you should wash your hands before going to the toilet.