Women should protect their private parts first when bathing in hot springs

　　female Remember the "Three Attentions" when soaking in hot springs”

　　Experts explain: Everyone knows that hot springs can relieve stress and kill bacteria. common sense , even some skin disease Patients choose medicinal hot springs for treatment. But there are exceptions: generally hot spring water does not cause infection Vaginitis , because high-temperature hot spring water is sterile, but if the temperature drops below 40°C, it may cause bacterial growth. In addition, if women soak in hot springs for too long, the normal pH and beneficial bacteria ecology in the vagina will be easily destroyed, making the vagina susceptible to infection and inflammation.

　　In view of women's special physiological structure, women are reminded to remember three things when soaking in hot springs: First, women should not soak in hot springs for too long. They should get out of the water every 15-20 minutes, take a short rest and replenish water, otherwise it will easily cause an imbalance of vaginal pH and cause inflammation; secondly, women should not soak in hot springs during or before their menstrual period. At this time, their resistance is weakened and they are prone to wind and cold infections. disease ;Finally, do not bathe in hot springs in the early and late stages of pregnancy, otherwise it is easy to cause premature birth Even miscarriage.

　　Do not take medication for vaginal inflammation without permission

　　Vaginitis is Gynecology Common diseases, in addition to improper hot spring bathing, can also be caused by unclean hygiene habits, sexual partner infection, etc. Women need to pay attention to prevention at all times in their daily lives.

　　Experts remind that if a woman experiences vaginal itching, increased secretions, or even smelly secretions, she may be suffering from vaginitis and should seek medical diagnosis immediately instead of purchasing commercially available vaginal cleaning lotions and sprays. Long-term use of such bactericidal drugs will remove all normal bacteria in the vagina, such as lactic acid bacteria, causing the vagina to have no resistance and cause vulvar ulcers. Such cases are not uncommon in outpatient clinics.