What to do if there is an odor after menstruation

There are always a few days every month when women need to wear thick sanitary napkins. It is very hot and stuffy in the summer, and there is also a smell. Daily care of private parts is very important but often overlooked by female friends. Most of the common gynecological symptoms such as odor after menstruation, abnormal leucorrhea, and increased secretions are caused by improper daily management. So what should we pay attention to?

1. First of all, don’t wear clothes that are too tight. Choose loose, comfortable and breathable pants. Studies have shown that women who often wear tight pants are many times more likely to suffer from vaginitis than ordinary women. The reason is that the air permeability is poor and the private parts are more prone to bacteria growth. In addition, spring and summer are the seasons with the highest incidence of vaginitis, so female friends must pay attention to the breathability of clothing. Inflammation is the biggest cause of private odor, so actively preventing vaginitis is equivalent to preventing odor after menstruation. Don't ignore these small details.

2. Secondly, pay attention to keeping your private parts clean and wash them more often. In order to avoid odor after menstruation, some female friends will use soap or shower gel to clean their private parts. In fact, this not only fails to thoroughly clean the private parts, but also causes vaginitis or pelvic inflammatory disease because these products weaken the acidity in the vagina. Therefore, when cleaning your private parts, you should choose professional feminine care liquid. I have used several cleansing lotions before, but some of them were too functional and I was not used to them (for example, the super mint cooling type...that's so cool...I don't want to try it a second time), so I suggest that you choose a mild cleansing lotion with therapeutic effects, like the Wise Beauty Korean Herbal Women's Care Lotion I bought recently, which is very suitable for my physique.

3. Finally, and most importantly! Be sure to choose a good sanitary napkin! Some people may think that there is no difference between good and bad sanitary napkins. Aren’t they all used to absorb menstrual blood? No matter how good the sanitary napkin is, the effect is the same. There is no need to buy expensive ones... If you think so, then I have to tell you the truth, your probability of suffering from gynecological diseases will be much higher than others! Why? Because you underestimate the purpose of sanitary napkins. It is not only a tool to absorb menstrual blood, but also a little helper to improve the female vaginal environment. A good sanitary napkin can effectively prevent bacterial growth, keep the private parts relatively dry during menstruation, and improve the vaginal environment that is prone to bacterial growth. As a result, the problem of odor after menstruation will naturally be solved. This is also the most fundamental way to solve the problem of vaginal odor after menstruation.