Did you know that gynecological diseases are related to long nails?

All women know about gynecological diseases because most women have suffered from them to varying degrees. However, female friends do not know where this common gynecological disease comes from. Many women like to grow long nails. This habit not only brings inconvenience to life, but also causes gynecological diseases. Nail diseases, such as onychomycosis, can easily lead to gynecological diseases if you do not pay attention to washing clothes separately.

Some people find that their genitals are itchy and they keep itching. You might want to check if your nails are too long and you keep scratching unconsciously when you feel itchy.

Long nails are most likely to harbor dirt and grime, and a large number of fungi may be hidden in the hidden crevices between the nails. If you are not careful, scratching or touching your underwear may cause the fungi to enter the vagina. The female urogenital system is extremely vulnerable to these pathogens due to its structure. As long as the body's immunity is slightly reduced, disease may occur.

Cutting nails, washing hands and feet, and taking a bath frequently can wash away most of the fungi on the surface of the body and greatly reduce the chance of fungus transmission. Women with long nails should wash their hands as the first thing they do when they get home. They should also wash their hands after doing housework, especially after taking a shower and using the keyboard, mouse, etc., and before going to bed. If you or your family members have onychomycosis, be sure to wash and dry the socks and underwear separately.