Can I use iodine to clean my vulva?

When female vulvar diseases occur, such as redness and swelling of the vulva, they are very common. When some gynecological diseases occur, some simple methods can be used for treatment first. For example, using iodine disinfectant to wipe the private parts is a direct method. Now let’s learn how to scrub the red and swollen vulva with iodine disinfectant.

Under normal circumstances, if the private part symptoms are not very serious, you can use iodine tincture disinfectant to gently wipe the private part area, which has the effect of killing bacteria. However, for serious private part symptoms, simply wiping with iodine tincture disinfectant is not enough to cure the condition. In addition, there are many requirements for the use of iodine tincture disinfectant. It is more prone to sensitive skin in the private parts and has a certain irritating effect. Improper operation may cause allergic symptoms. Therefore, without the advice and guidance of a doctor, women should never use iodine-containing disinfectants on their own, because the use of iodine-containing disinfectants. It can only be carried out after the doctor's advice. After all, it belongs to a relatively unique form of medicine.

After getting sick, women should find out the cause of the disease and use medication to treat it, which is the most important way of treatment. Whether it is the treatment of vulvar redness and swelling, or some other private diseases, more attention should be paid. Many vaginitis, eczema, genital warts, trichomoniasis, candidal vaginitis, and candidal vaginitis are all bacterial infection types of diseases. Although it can kill bacteria, they are all serious germs. Using only iodine tincture disinfectant cannot kill the virus immediately, and it can only have partial effect. Real treatment still needs appropriate treatment methods in the middle and late stages. Women must understand it clearly and cannot wipe the private parts at will.

For many people, when they have private part diseases, they cannot use iodine disinfectant to wipe them. Even if they choose some cleaning liquid to clean the vulva, it is the correct method to use cold water to clean the vulva after the disease occurs. Do not use any detergent to clean, because some external methods to clean the vulva may cause serious consequences.