A woman who came into contact with this liquid could no longer have a baby

A woman's private parts are a very mysterious part for men. Many people don't know that a woman's private parts need to be well protected and are very fragile. If you are not careful, it is easy to ruin the sexual happiness of both parties for a lifetime. A woman's private parts are very sensitive. In addition to paying attention to cleaning, you also need to pay attention to the choice of cleansing liquid. Indiscriminate use of cleaning fluid on women’s private parts can lead to infertility. Let’s learn about it together!

1. Vaginal irrigation reduces fertility

American scholars observed 848 married women and found that the expected pregnancy rate of women who used vaginal douches decreased by 30% per month, and the decrease was more obvious in younger women than in older women. The reason may be that the acidity and alkalinity of the vagina and the microecological environment have changed, causing the reproduction and growth of pathogens, leading to the occurrence of certain diseases and ultimately leading to infertility.

Since the normal vaginal flora has a "self-cleaning function", under normal circumstances, there is no need to flush the vagina with irrigation fluid. It is necessary for patients with various diseases to use therapeutic flushes under the guidance of a doctor for treatment purposes, but they must not be used for a long time.

2. Washing fluid destroys the microecological environment and causes pelvic infection

The vaginal microbial flora mainly lives in the mucous membranes and folds of the vaginal side walls. It is currently recognized that the most important member of the normal vaginal flora is Lactobacillus, whose main function is to protect the vagina from invasion by foreign bacteria. It is the "health guardian" of the vagina. Therefore, in medicine, the number of Lactobacillus in vaginal secretions is often used to determine the cleanliness of the vagina and judge the quality of the vagina's self-cleaning function. A scholar surveyed 40 healthy women of childbearing age and found that 92.5% had Lactobacillus, while only 60% of menopausal women had it. If you frequently use vaginal cleansing fluid to rinse your vagina, there will be fewer lactobacilli.

Recently, foreign scholars analyzed the reports on vaginal douching in women over the past 30 years and found that douching once a week or more can significantly increase the chance of pelvic infection and moderately increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy. The more frequent the douching, the greater the risk of pelvic infection. It is reported that women who use vaginal douching have a 73% higher risk of pelvic infection than those who do not. This is because the flushing fluid destroys the self-cleaning function of the vagina, allowing pathogens to take advantage of the opportunity to enter, move up along the cervix to the uterus and fallopian tubes, and cause pelvic infection.

3. Improper cleaning methods lead to vaginitis

According to a survey by the maternal and child health care department, the incidence of genital inflammation among urban women has been increasing year by year in recent years, especially among young women. The incidence of trichomoniasis vaginitis, candidal vaginitis and chronic cervicitis is extremely high, becoming the three main reproductive system infections among women. One of the causes of these three diseases is improper cleaning of the genitals.

Some women, whose reproductive systems are originally healthy, frequently use Chinese herbal lotions, potassium permanganate solutions and other disinfectants to flush the vagina and vulva, hoping to prevent the occurrence of gynecological diseases. In fact, this approach may have adverse consequences. This is because the vagina has a "self-cleaning" function, which can protect women's reproductive system to a certain extent. If you use disinfectants to flush the vagina without any indication for medication, it may destroy the vagina's defensive function. In addition, frequent use of Chinese herbal lotions and potassium permanganate to wash the vulva can also reduce the disease resistance of the vulva skin. Regular use of potassium permanganate can also reduce skin oils, make the skin too dry, and cause vulvar pruritus.