How dirty are your underwear?

　　A pair of dirty underwear contains an average of 0.1 grams of feces

　　Microbiologists from all over the world have conducted research on washing machines. On average, a pair of dirty underwear contains 0.1 grams of feces. The feces contains bacteria such as salmonella and E. coli. Even if it is washed and dried correctly, the bacteria on it cannot be completely killed.

　　One gram of feces contains 10 million viruses

　　One gram of feces contains 10 million viruses, 1 million bacteria, 1,000 parasite cysts and 100 eggs. Although some bacteria and viruses are beneficial to humans, most are harmful to humans. Especially when feces contaminate water sources, food, tableware and clothing, most harmful microorganisms will enter the human body and cause harm to people.

　　As early as 1964, Dr. Cameron in the United Kingdom examined the underwear of 940 men in Oxfordshire, England, and found that these people's underwear had varying levels of fecal contamination ranging from "wasp-colored" to "large amounts of feces", so that Dr. Cameron Dawei lamented: "There are so many people in our country who complain about something as trivial as a trace of ketchup on the tablecloth in a restaurant, but at the same time they are sitting in luxurious chairs wearing feces-stained underwear and eating happily. ”

　　It’s best to change underwear every six months

　　Experts say that under normal circumstances, it is best to change underwear that is used more frequently every six months. If the underwear appears deformed, the material becomes dry and hard, or the stains cannot be removed, they must be replaced in time.

　　Changing underwear: no more than 2-3 days

　　In life, you must develop the habit of washing and changing underwear frequently. It is recommended to change them every day, especially in summer, no more than 2-3 days at most. When cleaning, keep it separate from outerwear and wash by hand with soap as much as possible. After washing, do not expose it directly to the sun. Place it in a cool place to air dry first, and then place it in the sun for disinfection. Otherwise, the underwear will easily become hard and deformed. In addition, it is best to store underwear separately. You can buy some special storage bags, or put them in clean plastic bags to prevent them from getting dust and bacteria. healthy。

　　Underwear worn during menstruation must be specially designed

　　The professor said: The adhesive on the back of the sanitary napkin can make the sanitary napkin stick firmly to the underwear, but the adhesive will not be completely removed from the underwear due to washing. Some sanitary napkins of poor quality have too much adhesive on their underwear and can be touched with your hands.

　　Director He said that it is currently impossible to determine whether this glue is a harmful chemical substance, and it is impossible to prove whether it belongs to the category of food safety. No matter what substance it is, if it cannot be completely removed, it will directly threaten female of physiological hygiene.

　　Although there is currently no conclusive epidemiological survey data to prove that this kind of adhesive is responsible for the vaginal discharge of young women in recent years. disease The reason for the rise, however, Director He said with confidence that as a clinical Experts who have worked for more than 20 years can give such tips from the perspective of women's health science popularization.

　　Not only that, nine out of ten girls visiting the clinic use adhesive pads when they are not menstruating. Since the position of the pads will move every time they are pasted, the adhesive that cannot be cleaned in the future will directly contact the vagina. And these girls are Vaginitis and vulvitis patients!

　　Do not wear underwear during menstruation; give up the use of small adhesive pads.

　　Wear disposable underwear for fungal vaginitis

　　The doctor said: 80% of women are likely to suffer from fungal vaginitis, especially women who have sexual intercourse.

　　During an attack of fungal vaginitis, the underwear you have worn should either be thrown away or boiled in boiling water for disinfection. Do not dry underwear in the shade. It is recommended to wear disposable underwear during an attack, which can be discarded at any time.

　　If the attack occurs after sex, go to the hospital with your sexual partner Hospital Carry out diagnosis and treatment to see if he has related germs on his foreskin.