Healthy Miss V Do not Use Solvent Sprayed

Spray cleaners or vagina (vaginal douching) is often used women to care for her intimate organs. Do not rely too much on vaginal sprays, because the chemical solution in it can change the delicate Healthy chemical balance in the vaginal (vaginal) and make women more susceptible to infection.

The study, published by the American Journal of Public Health vaginal spray may cause new bacteria into the vagina which can spread up through the uterus, cervix and fallopian tubes.

Researchers have found that women who have vaginal spray regularly experience vaginal irritation and infections such as bacterial vaginosis and an increased number of sexually transmitted diseases.

Routine use of vaginal sprays also a significantly higher risk of developing pelvic inflammatory disease (pelvic inflammatory disease or PID), which is a chronic condition that can cause infertility or even death, if left untreated.

Bacterial vaginosis and PID can cause serious impacts that affect the pregnancy such as infections in infants, preterm labor and delivery problems. For this reason, spray the vagina is no longer recommended as a safe or healthy way to clean the vagina.

According to the National Women's Health Information Center, as quoted from the Health, Friday (11/18/2011) pemberish vagina actually has its own (self cleansing). Bacteria naturally found in the vagina can help maintain the cleanliness and health of the vagina.

In contrast, spraying it can disrupt the balance of the vagina and spread the infection into the fallopian tubes, uterus and ovaries. Spraying vagina also can not protect against STDs or pregnancy.

So far, vaginal sprays are used to:
1. Cleaning the blood remaining menstrual age
2. Avoid pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases
3. Reduce vaginal odor
4. Feeling clean
5. Treating fungal infections or chronic bacterial infections

But the only safe and healthy way to clean the vagina is to let the vagina clean itself. Because the delicate chemical balance of the vagina is very sensitive and easily disrupted by routine vaginal rinse.

Regular washing with warm water and unscented soap will help keep clean the outside of the vagina. Try to avoid products containing fragrances such as tampons, pads, powders and sprays, which can increase the likelihood of vaginal infections.