A must for womans: not everything goes in the vagina

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Not everything can go in your vagina.

Although deep sex can be pleasurable at times, it's also important to be safe and not just shove everything you grab while masturbating.

Here's a list of eight things you shouldn't put in your vagina.

Soft rubber sex toys

Sex toys made from soft plastic rubber can develop tiny indentations and grooves over time, which can easily harbour bacteria.

If it is still in the vagina at this point, it can cause an infection.

Look for silicone, stainless steel and other components when buying. Remember to wash your toy after use.

Don't play around when using it, always read the instructions, don't create your own way of using it~.

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Fruits and vegetables

Believe it or not, there are many, many answers to the question 'Can you put a cucumber/banana/...... in a vagina?' on Google, so it's clear that there are a lot of curious babies out there asking this question.

The answer is no.

Even after rinsing and scrubbing the fruit and vegetables, there will still be residual bacteria that pass through the digestive tract and do no harm to the body, but it will have a bad effect on the vagina, can disturb the normal balance of flora inside the vagina, leading to an increase in pathogenic bacteria, resulting in vaginal infections.

If you want to try, you can choose erotic toys to use.

Dyeing

Although it's rare, it's not unheard of, to put it bluntly, to dye your pubic hair.

The skin around your vagina is much more sensitive than your scalp, so if the chemicals in the dye come into contact with your vagina, you may feel a burning sensation.

Bad lubricants

Lubricants are a sexual aid between partners. However, you need to look at the ingredients when buying one and don't choose petroleum-based substances such as Vaseline and baby oil.

These oil-based substances tend to be too sticky to remove easily and leave a residue after use.

If this type of oily substance is used on the condom, it can destabilise the condom and cause an unwanted pregnancy.

There are a lot of people who actually have misconceptions about lubrication between couples and do not accept it, or just buy one in the shop and use it, or just take Vaseline or lubricant and use it, all of which are very unsafe.

When buying, please make sure you buy a water-based lubricant.

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Vaginal douching products

Doctors suggest that vaginal douching is not necessary under normal circumstances, but only when there is an inflammation caused by medication.

Because the vagina has a self-cleaning function, the use of vaginal irrigation products or wipes is easy to clean the vagina empty, although killing the bad bacteria, but the good bacteria also died, which is even larger vaginal infections, which is known as [delicate girl vaginitis].

Desserts of all kinds

Don't be surprised, couples will do anything for a fling.

Often there are articles on how to improve your love life, teaching you to treat your vagina like a cake, topped with your favourite desserts, like whipped cream, chocolate.

But putting too many unfamiliar things like sugar in your vagina can definitely lower your PH and lead to vaginitis.

Hair removal cream

If you want to wear a bikini and use a hair removal cream to remove your pubic hair, you may accidentally get your hands dirty on your vulva and then these chemicals can get into your vagina and give you a vaginal infection.

What's more, the chemicals in hair removal creams can also make your vagina red and itchy.That's why you should always be careful when choosing a hair removal cream.

Anything with a smell

Anything that smells nice doesn't need to be put in your vagina.

For example, scented toilet paper, novelty condoms, shower gels, etc.

Many girls may be suffering from a mild case of vaginal dryness, or have been bored for too long in the summer, and their vaginas may have an odour that they can't get rid of, so they opt for something extreme - spraying perfume.

But your own problem is not solved - covering up is not much help.

The most important thing is to see a doctor to solve the problem of odour.

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