How should women take care of their genitals?

The female genitals, like the male genitals, also need to be maintained. If you do not pay attention to the care and hygiene of your vagina, it is easy to cause vaginal infection and gynecological diseases. The female genitals are very easy to breed bacteria, so you must pay attention to the care of your genitals in your daily life. However, many women do not know how to care for their genitals. Here are some tips on how to care for your genitals.

1. Welcome to the ovulation period

As you get closer to ovulation, your cervix lifts slightly and becomes more open and softer. At this time, if you adopt the upper position during sex, you will feel more pleasure.

The "missionary position" sexual position is prone to causing urinary tract infections, because the male groin area is easy to hide dirt and filth, and the "missionary position" is a position that allows the male groin to be as close to the female urethra as possible. Change your postures more often, which not only adds interest but also prevents disease.

2. Check your private parts yourself

Are you worried about the new small tumors around your vulva? You can do a DIY check first: dip a small piece of cotton gauze in a little table vinegar and place it on the tumor for 2 minutes. If the tumor changes color to white, you should see a doctor to see if it needs minor surgery to remove it; if the color does not change, it is most likely harmless.

If you go for a gynecological examination, you should urinate immediately after the examination to prevent bacterial invasion. You may want to drink a large glass of water before the test so that you will feel the urge to urinate afterward.

3. Beware of abnormal vulva conditions

In addition to monthly breast self-examination, "vulvar self-examination" is also performed by female doctors. If you notice any of the following 4 things, get checked out right away:

A. Newly appeared black spots;

B. Lumps that have not subsided after one week;

C, small, white dots;

D. The vulvar skin becomes thinner.

The above article introduces some methods of maintaining the female genitals. When maintaining the female genitals, the most important thing is to pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals, change underwear every day, and try to wear less tight pants. The towels used should not be mixed with other towels. Underwear also needs to be disinfected and exposed to the sun regularly to sterilize. Avoid bacteria.