This thing that women carry with them is dirtier than a toilet

When it comes to the dirtiest thing in the home, the first thing that comes to many people’s minds is definitely the toilet or urinal.

In fact, what you don’t know is that compared to the toilet that is visible at a glance, some things on a woman’s body are more likely to harbor dirt and breed bacteria. In the process of close contact with women, they quietly endanger the health of women’s private parts.

These 3 commonly used items on women are too dirty!

1. Underwear and underwear

Underwear: Studies show that a pair of dirty underwear contains an average of 0.1 grams of feces, which includes parasite cysts, eggs, viruses, and pathogens such as Salmonella and E. coli.

The vaginal opening and anus of women are very close. If the underwear is not changed in time, the bacteria in the dirt in the anal area can easily enter the vagina, causing infection of the reproductive system and triggering diseases such as vaginitis.

Underwear: Since bras are more troublesome to clean and dry than underwear, many women do not change their bras every day, which also leads to the accumulation of more stains, bacteria and tens of thousands of other microorganisms on the bras.

Not changing underwear for several days and keeping the environment suitable will accelerate the reproduction of bacteria. Many women may find that their chest skin becomes unexplained red or develops other symptoms of skin diseases. In fact, this may be related to not changing their underwear in time.

Solution

To prevent problems before they happen, women should change their bras and underwear frequently.

2. Bags

The bags that almost every woman carries every day are actually one of the biggest sources of bacteria that threaten women's health.

Bags are often placed on sofas, chairs, and tables in various occasions, and are easily "targeted" by dirt and bacteria. Wallets, tissues and other items that are frequently taken in and out of bags carry a lot of bacteria and dirt.

Women's hands are easily contaminated with bacteria from the bag when taking things out of the bag. If they do not wash their hands before going to the toilet, these bacteria may enter the body when wiping the private parts with paper, causing gynecological inflammation.

The solution is to clean the bag regularly. If it is made of leather, you can wipe it with a special detergent and then dry it in the shade.

If it is a cloth bag, you can turn the bag inside out and throw it directly into the washing machine.

3. Mobile Phone

Whether they are riding in a car, going to work, eating, or shopping, many women always hold their mobile phones in their hands. They have long been inseparable from their lives. Continuous exposure in a complex environment also makes the number of bacteria on mobile phones very alarming.

Many women also like to play with their mobile phones while using the toilet, which brings bacteria into close contact with their private parts, greatly increasing the chance of causing gynecological inflammation!

The solution is to wipe your phone regularly, preferably with a wet wipe that can sterilize and disinfect.

When you go to the toilet after using your mobile phone, remember to wash your hands first and do not play with your mobile phone while in the toilet.

Daily necessities that are always with us should be good partners in life. If women take their hygiene lightly, they may become accomplices who threaten their health!