What are the correct ways to use sanitary napkins

I believe that female friends are quite familiar with sanitary napkins, because they are used during those special days every month. The correct selection and use of sanitary napkins is of great significance to women's physical health. If the sanitary napkin is of poor quality or the hygiene level does not meet the standards, it is easy for bacteria to enter the vagina and cause vaginal inflammation. In severe cases, it may lead to serious consequences such as cervicitis and uterine erosion.

Sanitary napkins should be changed frequently. Menstrual blood is rich in nutrients and can easily become a "culture medium" for the growth of bacteria. Failure to change sanitary napkins for a long time will lead to poor local ventilation, causing bacterial growth, and thus inducing various gynecological diseases. Therefore, sanitary napkins must be changed frequently. I suggest that no matter how much your menstrual flow is, you should not use a sanitary napkin for more than 3 hours!

Sanitary napkins are sterilized by high-temperature disinfection. After all, the validity period of one-time disinfection and sterilization is limited. Sterility can no longer be guaranteed after the period expires. If sanitary napkins are stored for too long, they will deteriorate and become contaminated even if they are not opened. Therefore, when using sanitary napkins, try to choose products from reputable manufacturers in large shopping malls, and carefully check the health license number, anti-counterfeiting mark, and shelf life on the outer packaging. Don't buy too much at one time, and don't keep it at home for a long time.

Sanitary napkins with medicines or fragrances should be used with caution. Medicated sanitary napkins may play a role in cleaning the female genitals and preventing and treating various gynecological diseases to a certain extent. Because people's physical constitutions vary greatly, some people will be allergic to certain substances when they come into contact with them, resulting in vulvar itching. Women who are usually allergic should use medicated sanitary napkins with caution or not at all.

We also remind everyone to wash your hands before using sanitary napkins, because the germs on your hands may be transferred to the sanitary napkins when the sanitary napkins are unpacked. Sanitary napkins will come into direct contact with the female vulva skin. During menstruation, the female body's resistance is relatively low, which makes it easy for bacteria to take advantage of the opportunity and cause gynecological inflammation infection. In addition, when choosing to use sanitary napkins, you must pay special attention. It is very important to choose sanitary napkins of good quality.