The correct way to wash the vulva

The structure of women's reproductive organs is very complex, with the urethra in front of the vulva and the anus behind it, which is very susceptible to contamination from urine and excrement, and is also very easy to accumulate stains. So what is the proper way for women to wash their private parts? Below I will introduce to you the necessity and appropriate methods of regular vulva cleaning, hoping to be helpful to all female friends.

1. Due to the unique structure of the vulva, if it is not cleaned frequently, it will easily irritate the skin of the private parts and cause itching. At the same time, these accumulated dirt is also the best place for bacteria to grow and multiply, which will increase the entry of bacteria into the vagina and increase the chance of internal genital inflammation. Therefore, it is best for women to clean their genitals with warm water every night.

2. Pay attention to some issues when cleaning. The first is the order: inside first, outside later, from front to back. You should clean the urethral opening and vulva first, then the sides of the labia majora, mons pubis, inner thighs, and finally the anus. The frequency of cleaning should be increased during menstruation. The skin and mucous membranes of the private parts are relatively soft and easily damaged, so you must be gentle and careful when cleaning. Choose a special solution for cleaning the vulva, and have your own basin and cotton towel for washing private parts.

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Women should also pay attention when choosing underwear and choose light gray, soft, pure cotton underwear. Do not choose tight or T-back underwear, as wearing such underwear can easily cause friction between the private parts and the anus, and bring private bacteria into the urethra and vulva, causing infections of the urogenital system and urinary system. In daily life, female friends must pay attention to hygiene and reduce the existence of gynecological diseases, so that they can better protect their own health.