Use flushing fluid to flush out the white film

When women use flushing solution to flush the vagina, it can play a role in disinfection and anti-inflammation, which is very helpful in reducing the bacterial population in the vagina. The white film flushed out when flushing the vagina is mainly coagulated leucorrhea or uterine mucosa. The uterine mucosa is the mucosal shedding caused by inflammation, so women should consult a doctor to choose flushing solution to clean the vagina, so as to reduce damage to the vagina.

Leucorrhea is formed by the shed epithelial cells and secretions of the cervix and vagina. Abnormal color, odor, and properties of leucorrhea indicate gynecological inflammation, and it is necessary to check whether you have cervicitis or vaginitis. Therefore, white tissue will be discharged when flushing the vagina. It is generally considered to be coagulated leucorrhea or mucous membrane that has fallen off from the vagina and cervix, that is, mucous membrane shedding caused by inflammation.

Should women use lotion?

It is reported that the risk of pelvic infection in women who use vaginal douches is 73% higher than that in women who do not. The main reason is that the douches used destroy the self-cleaning function of the vagina, allowing pathogens to enter.

Lactobacillus is the "health guardian" of the vagina. After investigating healthy women of childbearing age, experts found that 92.5% of them had Lactobacillus, while only 60% of menopausal women had Lactobacillus. If you frequently use vaginal cleansing fluid to rinse your vagina, there will be fewer lactobacilli.

Indonesian doctors once analyzed 599 prenatal women and found that women who frequently used douching fluids for vaginal washing had an increased risk of sexually transmitted diseases, but there was no risk if they used clean water to wash the vagina after sexual intercourse. The survey shows that douching fluid can destroy the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina, causing pathogenic bacteria to grow rapidly and increasing the infection rate of sexually transmitted diseases. Since clean water does not change the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina, it will not destroy the normal vaginal flora.

Expert conclusion:

In the absence of disease, women do not need to use douching liquid to rinse the vagina. They only need to use boiling water, wash a clean towel, then cool it down and wash and wipe it clean.

The leucorrhea that flows out of the vagina will adhere to the skin of the vulva, and it also contains components such as sweat and urine. Therefore, if you cannot take a bath every day, it is helpful to wash the vulva with some lotion. There are some issues that you should pay attention to when choosing and using lotion. You need to pay attention to:

1. Lotions containing Chinese herbal ingredients are usually milder and do not cause much irritation to the skin. However, the quality of domestic manufacturers varies greatly, and some Chinese herbal washes themselves contain excessive bacteria, so you should be careful when choosing.

2. Disinfectant-type washes are very reliable in their ability to kill bacteria, but they can sometimes have a slight adverse effect on the skin, leaving it dry after washing. Some people may be allergic to this type of lotion.

3. Various effervescent tablet solutions containing metronidazole are usually suitable for people with trichomoniasis or bacterial infections. Metronidazole has a clear therapeutic effect on trichomoniasis.

4. In fact, the "daily care solution" sold in many stores does not contain too many medicinal ingredients. Taking a bath every day can also help prevent vulvar skin inflammation.

5. Baking soda solution is specifically used for candidal vaginitis, because soda is alkaline, and fungi are difficult to grow in an alkaline environment. Of course, the treatment of candidal vaginitis cannot rely solely on soda water, and various vaginal suppositories for treating fungi should be used at the same time.