Women’s self-care in different periods

　　Different ages, care remains the same
　　
infancy For convenience, Child Frequently wearing crotchless pants can easily cause vulvar irritation clinical Infection, leading to adhesion of the labia minora. Once a mother finds that her child's urine is not in a linear pattern but in a drip-like pattern, she should seek medical advice as soon as possible.

Suggestion: Young girls should keep their vulva clean and wear crotchless pants as soon as possible.

puberty After entering puberty, the length and width of the child's vagina increase, and the mucous membrane gradually thickens. An important manifestation is the onset of menstruation. At this time, it is particularly important to keep the vulva clean.

Recommendation: Be careful during vigorous activities during adolescence to avoid damage to the hymen. Keep the vulva clean, change underwear once a day, pay attention to changing menstrual pads, and wash the vulva under the shower if necessary. To prevent retrograde infection, vaginal lavage and flushing are not allowed.

Fertility period The fertile period is female During the most metabolic period of life, along with pregnancy, a series of changes will occur inside and outside the body, and the vagina is no exception, and secretions will increase accordingly. With the arrival of the child, the vagina also undergoes a test and becomes looser.

Recommendation: Try to shower during menstruation and puerperium, because bathing in the bath may cause urinary tract infection. Keep the vulva clean before and after sexual intercourse to prevent pelvic infection. After childbirth, especially vaginal delivery, the vagina should be carefully inspected. If there is any damage, it should be repaired in time to avoid future troubles.

menopause Expect After entering menopause, hormone levels become even lower, the vaginal mucosa becomes thinner, and the local area is susceptible to bacterial influence, leading to senile sex. Vaginitis。

Recommendation: Senile vaginitis is not an inflammation, but is caused by the decrease in estrogen levels and congestion of the vaginal mucosa with age. There is no special discomfort and no special treatment is required.