Sanitary napkin storage conditions
Sanitary napkins should be stored in a dry, sterile environment and have a certain expiration date. Therefore, you should buy it right away. You can store it in a cotton cloth bag if you don't use it up. You should also store it specially when you go out, and don't mix it with cosmetics. Try not to store sanitary napkins in a damp bathroom with no sunlight, as it is easy to breed mold and be contaminated. When buying sanitary napkins, pay attention to the shelf life. The sanitary napkins have very strict sanitary requirements. The closer to the production date, the better the quality. It is not advisable to stockpile excessively.
Use sanitary napkins
Menstruation is a period of relatively weak physique, the vagina is sensitive and fragile, and has poor external resistance, and pathogenic microorganisms can easily invade the body. Hands should be cleaned before changing sanitary napkins to prevent pathogenic bacteria from contaminating clean sanitary napkins through hands.
Sanitary napkin replacement frequency
Menstrual blood is rich in nutrients, which can easily become a "medium" for the growth of bacteria. Therefore, sanitary napkins should be replaced frequently, and it is recommended to replace them every 2 to 4 hours. Failure to replace it in time may cause harm: easy to be infected with reproductive system diseases, such as mild fever, vulvar inflammation, skin itching, ascending infection, excessive vaginal discharge, local burning sensation, lower abdominal pain, or accompanied by fever, nausea, etc. Symptoms: Urinary system infections are prone to occur, such as urinary tract infections, cystitis, pyelonephritis, frequent urination, urgency, dysuria, etc.; it can also cause backache, fatigue, or fever.
