Hygiene precautions for clitoral stimulation. Doctors emphasize that these three points are very important.

　　a lot of female You may not know much about the hygienic precautions for clitoral stimulation, and some improper practices may cause potential harm to the body. Next, we will learn more about the important hygiene precautions emphasized by doctors to help female friends better take care of their own health. healthy。

Cleaning before stimulation

　　Personal hygiene: Before clitoral stimulation, be sure to do a good job of personal hygiene. First of all, you must wash your hands carefully, because your hands will be contaminated with various bacteria and dirt. If you directly touch the clitoris without washing them, it is easy to introduce bacteria into the vagina and urethra, causing infection. You can use mild hand sanitizer and rinse with running water for at least 20 seconds to ensure that the palms, backs of hands, and between fingers are clean. At the same time, women's own vulva also needs to be cleaned. You can rinse the vulva from front to back with warm water to keep it clean and dry, but be careful not to over-clean and damage the natural acid-base balance of the vagina.

　　Cleanliness of items used: If you use auxiliary tools for clitoral stimulation, such as massage sticks, etc., be sure to keep these items clean. Before use, it should be cleaned and disinfected with special disinfectant cleaners, or scalded with boiling water to kill possible bacteria and viruses. When storing these items, they should also be placed in a dry and clean place to avoid re-contamination.

Precautions during stimulation

　　Avoid over-stimulation: During clitoral stimulation, pay attention and frequency to avoid over-stimulation. Excessive friction and stimulation may cause clitoral localization skin damaged, increasing the risk of infection. At the same time, avoid using too rough items for stimulation to avoid scratching the clitoris. If symptoms such as pain and discomfort occur during stimulation, you should stop immediately and observe whether the symptoms are relieved. If the symptoms persist or worsen, you should seek medical treatment in time.

　　Avoid cross-infection: If you are doing clitoral stimulation with a partner, both parties should do a good job of cleaning. During the stimulation process, it is necessary to avoid cross-contact of the mouth, fingers and other parts between different body parts to prevent bacteria from the mouth or other parts from being brought to the clitoris. At the same time, avoid cross-use of the same items between different people to reduce the possibility of cross-infection.

Post-stimulation care

　　Clean again: After clitoral stimulation is over, clean again. Gently rinse the vulva with warm water to remove any remaining secretions and bacteria. After cleaning, gently dry with a clean and soft towel to keep the vulva dry. Be careful not to rub too hard to avoid damaging the skin of the clitoris and vulva.

　　Observe your body’s reaction: After the stimulation is over, pay attention to your body’s reaction. If symptoms such as clitoral redness, swelling, itching, pain, and abnormal discharge occur, it may be an infection or other problem, and you should seek medical treatment in time. At the same time, pay attention to rest, avoid overexertion, and give your body enough time to recover.