Do I still need to change sanitary napkins when my period only drops a few drops throughout the day?

　　When menstruation is about to begin, the amount of menstrual blood is often very small. How low is it? For example, sometimes there are only a few drops of menstrual blood throughout the whole day, and only a faint color of menstrual blood can be seen on the sanitary napkin. Seeing this situation, some women ask if they still need to change sanitary napkins when their menstrual period only drops a few times throughout the day? The editor reminds me, is it necessary to ask? Of course it is necessary. If you don’t know the reason, read the text.

　　Do I still need to change sanitary napkins when my period only drops a few drops throughout the day?

　　Answer: Of course!

　　Because the menstrual period is a very special period, the cervix is ​​slightly open at this time, and the body's resistance is relatively weak. If you do not pay attention to hygiene at this time (such as not changing sanitary napkins in time), germs can easily invade the body and cause infection. Gynecology inflammation. It will be especially easy then Itching of the vulva , odor problem.

　　Although it is said that when menstruation is about to end, a new sanitary napkin will only produce a few drops of blood after being used for a day. But don’t think that changing sanitary napkins more often is a waste, because if the sanitary napkins are stained by menstrual blood, a large number of bacteria will breed if you don’t change them for a long time. In addition, when wearing a sanitary napkin, the private parts are more likely to be wrapped airtightly, and the ventilation is very poor, resulting in a hot and humid environment. In such an environment, and with menstrual blood as nutrition, bacteria will multiply very quickly. Therefore, women who do not change sanitary napkins throughout the day will feel a peculiar smell in their private parts and are prone to itching.

　　Therefore, women should remember that even if menstruation is about to end and there are only a few drops a day, sanitary napkins must be replaced in time, and one cannot be used for a day. In addition, if you feel that using sanitary napkins is too wasteful and makes your private parts even more airtight, you want to make your private parts more breathable. It is recommended to use panty liners because they are relatively small and will not wrap the private parts too tightly. At the same time, it can absorb a small amount of menstrual blood. Of course, it should also be noted that when using pads, you should change them every few hours. You can't be lazy and not change them, otherwise bacteria will easily breed.

　　How to maintain hygiene during menstruation

　　After entering the menstrual period, you need to pay special attention to hygiene, otherwise, the private parts will be easily infected, resulting in itching. Therefore, during your menstrual period, please do the following things:

　　1. Change sanitary napkins promptly

　　Sanitary napkins will absorb menstrual blood. If they are not changed for a long time, the private parts will be more likely to be contaminated with menstrual blood. Under the promotion of various conditions, bacteria will also grow. Therefore, be sure to change it in time to ensure that your private parts are dry.

　　2. Clean private parts

　　During the menstrual period, the private parts are easily contaminated with some menstrual blood. Therefore, you must wash it carefully every day. Otherwise, if it accumulates for a long time, gynecological inflammation will occur, which will eventually cause itching in your private parts. Among them, there are many ways to clean the private parts. For example, if you choose to take a shower, directly adjust the water temperature and then use the nozzle to rinse the surface of the private parts from top to bottom. skin , as long as there are still hairs. For example, you can wipe your vulva with a wet towel. After wiping, remember to dry it with a soft towel quickly.

　　In addition, the editor reminds that when cleaning the private parts, be sure to simply wipe them with warm water. Do not use lotion, otherwise it will cause discomfort. Also, when cleaning, do not use cold water. Because the body's immunity is relatively weak during the menstrual period, it is easy to catch a cold and get sick if you scrub with cold water at this time.

　　And it is necessary to scrub or rinse every day, especially in the first few days of menstruation, because the amount of menstrual blood discharged from the lower body in the first few days is relatively large, and the vulva is contaminated with more dirt. If you wash it every day, you can ensure that the vulva is clean.