Why does female genital hair hurt?

The human genitals are a relatively private part, and they are very important to the human body. Having children requires the participation of genital organs. Therefore, we need to pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals. Some women will experience pubic hair pain. There are many reasons for this condition, including folliculitis and other bacterial infections, etc. Below we will introduce in detail why women's pubic hair pain occurs.

Vagina care:

The female private parts are the most important part of the female body, and correct and healthy care can keep women away from female diseases such as vaginitis and urethritis.

You should usually wear cotton underwear with good breathability. Even if it is not made of cotton, you should choose one with good breathability. If it is not breathable, the heat generated in the private parts will not be able to be transmitted, which will increase the temperature of the private parts, breed some bacteria, and cause some inflammation.

Don't wear thongs because they are very tight and will cause friction against the private parts when you walk. Over time, this will cause abrasion of the private skin, or they may sink deep into the private parts and allow bacteria to enter, causing private part infection and inflammation.

Clean the vulva two to three times a week. Excessive cleaning will destroy the acidic environment inside the vagina and provide other harmful bacteria with a chance to survive. As long as you keep it dry at other times, there will be no problem.

The vulva should be cleaned after each sexual intercourse. There will be some bacteria on the genitals. In order to prevent genital infection, it should be cleaned after intercourse.

When you feel the urge to urinate, you should solve it in time so as not to put pressure on the urethra. However, when you feel the urge to urinate, your vagina will become wet, which will have a negative impact on the health of your private parts.

Myth 1: Leucorrhea is unclean and must be cleaned absolutely and thoroughly

Normal leucorrhea is one of the signs of the health of the female reproductive system and is by no means unclean. Some women are accustomed to wrapping their fingers with "clean" wet wipes every time they wash their genitals. This will bring in pathogenic bacteria, increase leucorrhea and even cause serious gynecological inflammation.

Myth 2: Sanitary products should be fragrant

With the improvement of living standards and the development of health concepts, various private cleaning products and beauty products are flooding in. Among them, some fragrance products are particularly popular with female consumers. It is not difficult to understand that in order to become the "Fragrant Concubine" in his eyes, women who love beauty will not miss any details that can make themselves more perfect.

Some women like to use perfume, scented powder or scented tissues on their private parts. The chemical components contained in these items are very irritating to the vulva and vaginal mucosa, and can easily cause skin discomfort, vaginal allergies, inflammation and other adverse reactions. The correct washing method is to clean the private parts with clean water or professional feminine care liquid with a light herbal scent. Do not use soap, shower gel, etc. At the same time, experts also recommend that women use toilet paper without additives and unscented sanitary napkins.