Hygiene & Self-Care
Medical truths about genital cleaning, the self-cleaning vagina, preventing irritation, and debunking dangerous hygiene fads.
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Why do gynecologists and health organizations strongly advise against vaginal douching?
The vagina maintains a delicate acidic pH and protective microbiome. Douching disrupts this balance, increasing vulnerability to Bacterial Vaginosis (BV), yeast infections, and PID.
Medically referenced: ACOG & Office on Women's HealthHow should the external female vulva be cleaned?
The external vulva (folds of skin) needs only gentle washing with warm water or mild unscented cleanser. Scented products frequently cause contact dermatitis and irritation.
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