Should women use toilet paper to wipe after urinating? What kind of paper should women not use when going to the toilet?

Some women like to use toilet paper when going to the toilet, especially during menstruation, and they should carry it with them and clean it in time. But there is one thing I have to remind all female friends, it is best not to use toilet paper that has been in your pocket for too long. If necessary, be sure to use bagged paper towels and protect them well to avoid contamination of bacteria, which will enter the vagina when cleaning the private parts and cause vaginitis. Now, let's take a look at the relevant knowledge of whether women should use paper to wipe their private parts after urinating in the toilet? And what kind of paper can and cannot be used to wipe.

Adolescent girls should not ignore private hygiene

Adolescent girls tend to neglect private hygiene. The most common mistake adolescent girls who have just started menstruating is to neglect private hygiene. If they have the correct guidance of their elders or have learned relevant knowledge at the time of menarche, then these girls will have a better understanding of menstrual hygiene and can avoid many unnecessary troubles. However, there are also many girls who have a vague understanding of menstruation and are too shy to talk to their elders about matters that should be paid attention to during menstruation. Therefore, they are more likely to neglect menstrual hygiene or use unclean toilet paper, which will cause the genitals to be contaminated by unclean toilet paper, giving bacteria an opportunity to cause vaginitis.

Toilet paper exposed for too long is contaminated by bacteria

The female genitals are a sensitive and fragile part, which is very susceptible to bacterial infection. If the toilet paper used in the private parts is contaminated with bacteria, it will undoubtedly lay the "root cause" of vaginal inflammation for women. In order to facilitate carrying and use at any time, some women are accustomed to taking out toilet paper and putting it in their pockets, which is convenient and saves trouble. But this is not safe.

When toilet paper is placed in a bag, it is easy to get close to cash, keys and other items. We cannot estimate the bacteria carried by these items. When mixed together, the toilet paper is also stained with bacteria. And the toilet paper in the pocket is also easy to absorb human sweat, which is more attractive to bacteria. Once these unclean toilet papers touch the private parts, bacteria will "swarm" and "run wild" in your vagina.

It is best to have private toilet paper in packaging

If you are used to using toilet paper to clean your private parts, then you must pay attention that it is best to use packaged toilet paper and take it out as you use it. Do not pull it out alone and expose it to an environment full of bacteria.

In addition, adolescent girls should pay attention to personal hygiene, use sanitary utensils separately, and do not mix them with other people's. Underwear should be washed separately, and do not mix them with socks, outerwear, etc. At the same time, they should learn more about hygiene knowledge. If they feel unwell, they should see a doctor in time, and do not be afraid to see a doctor.

Should women use toilet paper to wipe after urinating?

In addition to the differences in genitals, women have an additional habit when it comes to using the toilet. Many women have the habit of using toilet paper after using the toilet. However, this seemingly "hygienic" habit actually hides a great health hazard and can even lead to vaginal inflammation.

Experts warn that women should not use public toilet paper outside, because such tissues are usually of poor quality, contain more bacteria, and are particularly prone to vaginitis. In addition, many people will put some toilet paper in their pockets for emergencies. Whether it is put directly or packaged tissue paper, once it is opened, it is easy to be contaminated with bacteria. Therefore, it is best not to use toilet paper that has been in your pocket for a few days to wipe the vulva.

Many toilet papers nowadays are recycled paper, which contains a large number of bacteria, such as Escherichia coli, Helicobacter pylori, Shigella dysenteriae, etc. If you wipe the vulva with paper towels too frequently, bacteria can easily stay and breed in the vagina. When the bacteria reach a certain number, it may cause vaginitis or vulvitis.

Occasional use will not have much impact, but don't wipe hard, just press it a few times. In fact, the best way is to use nothing after urinating, because women change their underwear almost every day, and they will not feel uncomfortable after getting used to it, but it will be healthier and cleaner.

Kind tips:

You may find it unacceptable to read the above statement, because it is a long-term habit for women to not use toilet paper to wipe. However, the Knowledge Center reminds everyone that for their own health, they can press a few times as mentioned above, or simply not use it, and maintain the good habit of changing underwear every day!