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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, no, no. Pay attention to hygiene, it's better this way...
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I think it's a little more frequent, in fact, the pads can be changed every day, if the gynecology is okay.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not too frequent, it stays dry, it's hotter and bacteria are more likely to grow, so it's best to change the pads every two to four hours.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It mainly depends on how often you go to the toilet, and I personally recommend that it be used sparingly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Don't always use pads or something.
Not good for the body.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Ahem, this depends on the frequency of going to the toilet, and the number of times you go to the toilet is not much different from usual, it is not frequent, it is a normal situation, don't worry.
This is a normal phenomenon, that is, it is caused by menstruation, and it is not excluded that the blood in the discharge is mostly caused by vaginal inflammation or cervical inflammation, etc., you can wait for the menstrual situation and the duration of the blood in the secretion. If there is blood in the discharge for a long time, it is necessary to check the discharge and cervix in time to confirm the diagnosis, and then treat it accordingly. If you don't have a period after your period, you don't have to worry about it.
That's because of the precursor to menstruation, there will be some blood coming out, and it is best to wait until the menstrual period is gone. Take care of your body and have gentle love.
Do you want to say: A few days ago, I went to the public toilet to go to the toilet, and the toilet door was broken and couldn't be closed, so I squatted while holding the handle inside with my hand, and suddenly a very anxious buddy pulled it from outside the door, and pulled Lao Tzu out directly, and I fucked him without wiping my ass.
It is recommended to go to the hospital for a follow-up, hemorrhoids are easy to recur, most likely because personal care is not in place, first of all, active treatment, to change bad habits. Usually to keep the stool smooth, eat more laxative and dietary fiber foods to prevent constipation, light diet, develop good bowel habits, do not sit and stand for a long time, do more levator anal exercises, but also pay attention to the cleaning of the anus after defecation to avoid bacterial breeding and affect recovery. >>>More
It may be hemorrhoids, it is recommended to start with diet first, keep the stool smooth, and eat some fruits often. If it is severe, you can consider going to the hospital for treatment, and the guidance is to avoid spicy and irritating food, avoid greasy, avoid alcohol, and keep the stool smooth.