The aunt has a strong fishy smell

In real life, menstruation is a normal body cycle for women, and many women are prone to encounter a strong fishy odor during menstruation. There are many reasons why women have a strong fishy odor during menstruation. Generally, this may be due to vaginitis, or it may be caused by not paying attention to private hygiene. The presence of a large amount of blood can also easily lead to a bloody smell. You need to pay attention to the care and hygiene of your private parts.

What is the reason for the strong fishy smell of my period?

This situation may be caused by the stimulation of menstrual blood, coupled with not paying attention to the hygiene of the genitals, it is common to have such odor. Don't worry too much. In addition, you should pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals and wash and change your underwear frequently.

Continue to observe vaginal discharge after the menstrual period ends. If there is still an odor, it may be gynecological inflammation and needs to be treated in time.

What should I do if my menstrual period has an odor?

1. When choosing sanitary napkins, women should choose thin and breathable ones. Never choose thick and airtight ones. At the same time, they should also choose comfortable ones to avoid friction between the sanitary napkin and the lower body, which may cause skin and mucous membrane infection.

2. During adolescence, female hormone secretion is stronger and the sebaceous glands secrete more vigorously. In addition to being prone to acne, the lower body is also more likely to secrete oil, resulting in a slippery feeling, so local cleaning should be done frequently.

3. When menstruation comes, you must pay attention to personal hygiene and rinse your body with hot water. Do not take a bath in a tub, as it may cause infection and, in severe cases, gynecological inflammation. If you do not take a bath for more than two days, "odor" is inevitable.

4. Some women like to wrap their lower body tightly during menstruation to prevent leakage of menstrual blood or fishy smell. However, they do not know that doing so is like adding fuel to the fire, which will only increase sweat penetration and sweat odor. At that time, the smell will be more complicated and unpleasant.

5. Change sanitary napkins as often as possible. In principle, no more than 3 hours each time. When the menstrual blood volume is heavy, the number of times the sanitary napkins are changed should be increased accordingly. Menstrual blood is the best breeding ground for bacteria. Changing sanitary napkins frequently can not only prevent infection, but also avoid the odor caused by blood remaining for too long.