What is the use of washing the vulva with soda water?

Washing the private parts with soda is a common folk method of treating private discomfort and vulvar itching. The use of soda requires certain conditions. Soda is also used in clinical medicine, such as intravaginal basin baths. Generally, when patients have vaginitis, especially candidal vaginitis, doctors will ask patients to use soda. There are many therapeutic drugs that can be used in clinical medicine for candidal vaginitis, and the actual effect is very good, but why use baking soda to wash the private parts?

Since soda can be added to food, it must be harmless. Soda is generally used in patients who may become pregnant, especially in the early stages of pregnancy, when there may be some concerns about the use of other therapeutic drugs. Soda can be used to improve the patient's symptoms. Baking soda cannot eliminate vaginal yeast infection, it can only improve the symptoms.

Can baking soda be used to clean private parts?

The soda we usually take contains some other residues. If you dilute it and then clean it up, it will cause vaginal infection. The residues will enter the uterus and cause uterine inflammation, leading to uterine disease, cervicitis, etc. The leucorrhea will be more and thicker, and in severe cases, it will cause symptoms such as blood in the leucorrhea. Therefore, baking soda cannot be used for vulva cleaning.

Self-use of baking soda for vulva cleaning, unable to accurately control the acid and alkali concentration of the detergent, can easily destroy the pH value of the vagina, causing imbalance of beneficial bacteria in the female vulva, invasion of bacteria, and failure to play a good defensive role. Moreover, if the lotion is too alkaline, it will cause an imbalance in the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina and cause symptoms such as Trichomonas vaginitis.

Daily private care

For daily private part care, it is enough to use warm water to clean. The cleaning basin and towel need to be used separately and should not be mixed with facial cleansers or others. This will easily cause cross-infection. The basin needs to be scalded with hot water before each cleaning to prevent bacterial invasion. The towel needs to be cleaned and dried regularly, and sterilized with ultraviolet light. The cleaning towel needs to be replaced regularly to prevent long-term hanging in a humid environment and cause bacterial growth. Pay attention to observe the secretions, which can reflect the physical condition of the uterus. If the leucorrhea is abnormal and there is vulvar itching, you need to see a doctor in time and use disinfectants and cleaning products in time. The diet structure also needs to pay attention to eating less greasy and spicy foods, which will cause unnecessary burden on the body's metabolism. Staying up late will also cause the body's immunity to decline, making it easy to get sick. Nidazole, vaginal suppositories, etc.