Genital warts lurk for a long time. Men who have sex too much are prone to infection.

It is usually recommended to use vaginal douches 1-2 times a week. Excessive use may destroy the vaginal microecological balance. The specific frequency needs to be adjusted comprehensively based on personal health conditions, doctor's recommendations and product instructions.

Vaginal irrigators are mainly used to clean the vulva or assist in the treatment of specific gynecological diseases. Frequent use is not required in healthy conditions. The vagina itself has a self-cleaning function, and the acidic environment and beneficial bacteria can inhibit the reproduction of harmful microorganisms. Rinse the vulva with warm water every day to meet your cleaning needs. If you need to use an irrigator due to abnormal secretions, postoperative care, etc., the frequency should be controlled as directed by your doctor to avoid excessive temperature or pressure of the irrigating fluid. The rinse solution can be physiological saline or special medicine prescribed by a doctor. It is forbidden to add disinfectants or folk prescription ingredients at will.

Frequent douching may lead to vaginal flora imbalance, dry mucous membranes, or increased risk of inflammation. If itching, burning, or changes in secretion properties occur, discontinue use immediately and seek medical attention. Diabetics, pregnant women, people with low immunity and other special groups need to be more cautious. For daily care, it is recommended to choose cotton underwear, avoid sitting in a humid environment for a long time, and pay attention to cleaning before and after sex. If you need to use the douche for a long time, it is recommended to review the vaginal microecology test every 3-6 months.