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Risks of using soap on your intimate area: Best hygiene practices to follow

Learn why using soap on your intimate area can be harmful and discover the best hygiene practices for maintaining vaginal health.

Deepu Mohan | Published : Nov 29 2024, 07:11 PM
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How To wash private parts : When thinking about cleansing the body, soap often comes to mind. Many people habitually use the same soap on their intimate areas while bathing, believing it removes dirt from crevices. However, excessive use of bath soaps can cause skin problems. Since your intimate areas have delicate skin, avoid frequent soap usage there.

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Private part hygiene tips : Some women experience increased vaginal discharge due to health issues or body heat. They frequently use soap to avoid odor and dirt buildup, cleaning their genitals multiple times a day with fragrant soaps. However, frequent soap use can lead to vaginal dryness.

 

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Vaginal hygiene tips : Dryness!

Genitals naturally have an oil layer that maintains moisture. Frequent soap use removes this layer, potentially causing dryness, itching, and sores.

 

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Our intimate areas have beneficial bacteria. Frequent soap use can eliminate them, increasing infection risk.

pH Imbalance: Frequent soap use alters pH levels, potentially causing itching, burning, and sores.

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Should soap be avoided completely?

Occasional soap use during bathing is acceptable, but avoid frequent use due to potential allergies.

Salt Water

Cleanse with lukewarm saltwater to remove dirt and prevent/treat infections. This can be done 2-3 times daily.

Deepu Mohan
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Deepu Mohan
Deepu Mohan is a journalist with over 6 years of experience in news writing, reporting and translation. He has previously worked as a web reporter with Kerala Kaumudi. His expertise involves covering Kerala news, politics, sports, national news, world news and entertainment. Primarily a football fan and travel enthusiast, he also has a keen interest in movies and is a film critic primarily focused on Indian and English cinema. Read More...
 
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