Women beware! Six common misunderstandings about private parts cleaning

　　Myth 1: Potassium permanganate private parts cleaning products can disinfect more thoroughly
　　
　　Under normal circumstances, there are a large number of vaginal bacteria in the vagina, which can decompose the glycogen stored in the cells into lactic acid, forming an acidic environment in the vagina that is not conducive to the growth and reproduction of various pathogenic bacteria. If potassium permanganate solution is used frequently for cleaning, a large number of vaginal bacilli will be killed and the acidity will change, thus destroying this line of defense and causing pathogenic bacteria to take advantage of it. Gynecology disease。
　　
　　Correct approach: Potassium permanganate should be used as little or as little as possible. The best cleaning method is to change underwear frequently and wash with water.
　　
　　Myth 2: Treatment cervical erosion Use plenty of private parts cleaning products to rinse
　　
　　When treating cervical erosion, attention should be paid to repairing damaged vaginal mucosal tissue and restoring the self-cleaning system. In care and treatment, the vaginal mucosa should be protected and the self-cleaning system should be maintained. Therefore, it is not advisable to use large amounts of irritating vaginal douches during the treatment of cervical erosion.
　　
　　Correct approach: During the treatment of cervical erosion, the vulva and vagina should be kept clean and dry. It is generally not recommended to use lotion, otherwise it may easily cause local infection.
　　
　　Myth 3: Cleaning the vulva with alcohol can sterilize it
　　
　　Even if you want to sterilize, do not use alcohol to wash the vulva. Although alcohol has strong sterilizing power, it will not harm the delicate mucous membrane and skin Can cause strong irritation.
　　
　　Correct approach: Alcohol should not be used to clean the vulva. Alcohol has strong bactericidal power and will damage the skin everywhere.