10 Feminine Hygiene & Health Tips Everyone Should Know - Home Health Care

Your vagina and pubic area go through a lot! Here are 10 feminine health tips to stay fresh and healthy down there.
10 Feminine Hygiene & Health Tips Everyone Should Know
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Get Fresh

On this Home Health Care page, You read about your vagina is self-cleaning, she doesn't need you to get all up in there. Just wash your vulva or the outer area with water or with a light unscented cleanser. Instead of Waxing or shaving consider trimming unwanted pubic hair with scissors to avoid infections and irritation.

Get Dressed

Save the sexy, lacey uncomfortable underwear for special occasions. Stick to comfy cotton ones for everyday use to let the area breathe and keep it itch-free. Manage discharge with a panty liner to keep your underwear dry and fresh all day long. 

Breakfast

Add probiotic-rich foods like yogurt to your daily diet to prevent yeast infections and keep everything healthy. You can also speak to your doctor about taking probiotic supplements instead.

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If you are extra itchy,  have a strange odor or unusual discharge or anything else seems off, then see a doctor as soon as possible. Don't wait to find out what happens if you ignore it.

Gynaecoloylogist 

Visit gynes once a year for a general checkup and consider getting tested for STIs if you're sexually active to make sure everything's AOK down there. Speak to your doctor about getting vaccines to protect you from the sexually transmitted infection - HPV or Human Papilloma Virus, which can cause cervical cancer.

Unhold Your Pee

Don't ever hold your pee, no matter how busy you are! It can lead to bladder problems and potential urinary tract infections. Never spray water forcefully into your vagina to clean it out, instead gently clean the outer area with an indirect spray or your hands, while wiping always go from front to back so that you're not dragging any nasty bacteria toward your vagina.

Change Your Pad Regular

On your period change your pad or tampon every four to six hours and your menstrual cup every 8 to 12 hours to avoid stains 
and to stay hygienic. 

Bathroom

Those flowery-scented wipes, cleansers, and sprays? No thank you! They'll just dry you out and irritate your skin.

Bedroom

After sex, no matter how tired you are always pee and clean up to flash out urinary tract infection-causing bacteria and protect yourself from irritation.

Underwear At Night

It may feel strange, but go commando and skip the underwear at night. Your pubic area needs to be aired out and breathe once in a while too. Check out more of our amazing Health articles if you have any questions must come here.

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