What is the Meaning of Vagina Care
Vaginal care or Vulvar care means maintaining your personal hygiene against harmful bacteria or germs that can harm your vaginal parts and can ruin your life.
That’s why we need vaginal care. time to time to maintain its unique shape and natural secretion. In medical terms, we use vulva care that matters for males and females. What do you do to keep your vagina healthy or fit?
Why are Vulva and vagina care important?
The vagina is the most
important organ for any woman It is the symbol of feminism that gives us new
babies for our generation. Most women, don’t enlighten themselves about
these organs. They also neglect them and later they find many issues with their
vulvar care. These problems may be itching, fungi infection, redness, and many
more that irritate a woman and also create toxic elements in their personal
relationship with their spouse.
Vaginal care is important
because a woman's life is surrounded by a vulva because of this organ a man
likes a woman for life. But you have to understand that all infections are not
dangerous but they can lead to some serious issues if we ignore them.
There are many homemade remedies for vaginal care that can maintain your vaginal health. for fungi infection, you can use yogurt or coconut oil, and there are some ointments for vaginal health that you can use as per your doctor’s recommendation such as Clotrimazole-7
What is the structure of the vulva/ vagina?
in short, the vulva is a
part of the female reproductive organs. And the name of the vulva is a Latin word that’s
meaning is covering or wrapping. If we expand the word vulva, then we
will find that vulva is an outer part that covers the female genital organ against
infection or other biological reasons. This is the real meaning of vulva in
medical terms. This vulva/vagina is consisting of some other supporting organs.
Those supporting organ that
completes the vulva is mentioned below.
Mons pubis – mons
pubis is a rounded mass of fatty tissue that founded over the pubic bones. For
females mons pubis is the anterior portion of the vulva, it has two parts labia
majora and labia minora.
Labia majora – Labia
majora is the outer lips that extend downward and backward from the mons pubis to the perineum. This organ is homologous to the male scrotum.
Labia minora – this
organ is just the reverse of Majora. This organ is the internal lips or smaller
lips of the vagina. It covered your vagina. It has two flaps of skin on either
side of the female vaginal opening in the vulva. This organ extends to
the clitoris.
Read also: vaginal infection during pregnancy
Clitoris – The clitoris
is an important part of the female genital organs that are also present in mammals such
as ostriches and some other animals. It usually does not contain the distal
portion of the urethra, so it doesn’t have use for urination. The clitoris is
the female’s most sensitive Erogenous zone and helps to arouse female pleasure.
Vaginal opening- Vaginal
opening is a later end of the vulval vestibule, that is situated just behind
the urethral opening. This organ is covered by labia minora ( lips of the
vagina) but you can see and observe it after the vaginal/natural delivery.
Hymen – hymen is
a thick layer inside the vagina. The structure of the hymen is the membrane of
tissue that surrounded or partially covers the vaginal opening that broke while
we penetrate to enter at the time of intercourse.
Vestibular bulbs – if you
closely observe female anatomy, you will find vestibular bulbs or clitoral
bulbs. It has two parts that elongated masses of erectile tissue which is
situated on both sides of the vaginal opening.
Vulval vestibule – The
vulval vestibule also known as the vulvar vestibule or vestibule of the
vagina is a part of the female reproductive organ vulva situated between the labia
minora and urinary meatus which we knew as the vaginal mouth.
Urinary meatus – we know
it as the external urethral orifice. The urinary meatus is the face or mouth of
the urethra. It is the point where urine exits the urethra in males and females
and the place where semen exits the urethra in males. This organ is dependent
on sensitivity while touching them. This organ is situated on the glans of the vulval vestibule.
Read also: What causes vagina itching during periods
Bartholin’s – Bartholin’s
glands have a few more names for their identity which are known as Bartholin
glands or greater vestibular glands. They are two pea or gram-sized compound
glands. This gland is situated slightly left and right of the vaginal opening.
This gland releases mucus to provide vaginal lubrication during arguments.
Skene’s - in
female body anatomy skene’s glands are known as the female homolog of the
prostate. This gland is situated at the lower end of the urethra. This gland is
surrounded by tissues of blood that appear during arousal in the
female. This organ is capable to release fluids during intercourse.
These all are the parts of
the vulva. The vulva is not a single-cell organism that can be classified
easily, but it is a group of multiple organs that are known as the vulva/ vagina for
the non-medical person or for the common people. To maintain your vulva or
vaginal health you should know all of them and then do as pre your doctor says
about them. including these, all activities are called vaginal care for females in daily
life.
What is the vagina and how to care for it at home?
For common people, the meaning vagina is a visible part of the female genital organ “called” the vagina. But in medical terms, the vagina is an elastic, muscular part of the female genital tract. That extends from the vulva to the cervix.
This organ is covered with a hymen. At the deep end of the cervix. The vagina allows for intercourse and the birth baby. For your better understanding, the vaginal is just like a channel that
allows menstrual flow, and intercourse and gives away for baby birth.
Why do vaginal infections happen?
There are many reasons that
cause vaginal infection for detailed information you can read our article on
causes of vaginal infection and solutions.
In short, the vagina gets
infected due to multiple reasons. Such as yeast infection, yeast is quite
important for your vagina. Yeast helps to maintain the pH balance of your
vagina. But excess yeast damages your vaginal health and kills good bacteria
that causes itching, burning, bloodshed, and many more infection you may see in
the lower part of your body.
Another reason for vaginal
infections is periods you find that unfertile eggs are
moving out from your vagina which can create some biological bonds with your
sensitive skin. and you may infect so keep hygiene all the time and take care
regularly.
Third, the reason is
unprotected intercourse or mating with an infected person can transfer
infection from one to another so keep it in mind and always prepare a safe
relationship to protect yourself to be getting infected.
Pregnancy and delivery can
cause infection in your vagina. After the baby's birth (vaginal birth) you find
that your vagina is torn and stretched those all are some common reason that
leads to vaginal infection. Vaginal care or vulvar care depends on your thought
about your awareness of your body. I mean how much do you care or aware of your
body. when you enlighten yourself about your body-conscious you will be able to
care for your vagina.
What is the meaning of vulvar care?
Vulva care means maintaining its hygiene and keeping your vulva free from any type of infection. Vulvar
care is related to multiple support systems that are called vulva care or
vulva hygiene. For instance: vulva care means checking your vulva regularly and
observing it. Is there any redness mark or you are feeling itching or you are
getting wet all day or dry. Sometimes you may find product allergies. these all are parts of vulva care. You should consult your doctor if you find
any symptom that creates doubt in your mind about your vulva hygiene?
Read also: uses of coconut oil for vaginal health.
Vulvar care tips for a younger woman?
· Maintaining
good hygiene is an art, not a duty. Use warm water to wash the vulva. Dry
thoroughly with a clean towel.
· Vagina
has its own mechanism to maintain its hygiene so you don’t have to think more
about it but you have to be aware of changes.
· Wear
only white, 100% cotton underwear
· Rinse
underclothes carefully after washing or double-rinse. Avoid using too much
laundry detergent.
· Wash
new underclothes before wearing them.
· Use mild soap for washing unclothes.
· Use
soft toilet tissue (white only)
· Use
tampons instead of sanitary napkins to control menstrual bleeding.
· Take
sitz baths daily, if prescribed by your healthcare provider.
· Don’t
scratch.
· Avoid
wearing nylon pantyhose or panty girdles. They can lock heat inside and causes
irritation or itching so it is recommended that users only cotton fabric for the
good health of the vagina.
· Avoid
these feminine hygiene products, which can irritate the vulva: sanitary pads,
feminine spray, deodorants, scented oils, bubble bath oils, or powder.
over-the-counter products can be used for vaginal lubrication?
These can be water-or
silicon-based products:
ü Replens (warner welcome)-
using the applicator, apply three times a week at bedtime to maintain normal
vaginal moisture.
ü Gyne-moisten
(Schering-Plough)
ü Crisco vegetable shortening
For use during intercourse
(vaginal lubricants):
ü Astroglide (Astro-lube,
inc.)
ü Lubrin Vaginal
Suppository (Upsher-Smit Laboratories, inc.)-Develop for a postmenopausal
woman.
ü Condom-mate Vaginal
Suppository (Upsher-Smith) –developed for use with condoms; same as Lubrin, but
smaller.
ü Today Personal Lubricant
(made by manufacturers of the Today sponge)
ü K-Y
Liquid (Johnson and Johnson)
Final Word…
Vaginal care is an art that
teaches us how to maintain good hygiene. Without learning these steps you won’t
be able to maintain good vaginal hygiene and without hygiene, however, you can
do vaginal care.
There is a number of
products available on Amazon that help you to maintain your vulva hygiene and
support caring for your vulva health. but before buying anything from the
supermarket you keep one thing in mind I have to maintain good hygiene and
then buy don’t buy anything just for play. they can harm your private part. I
hope you have gotten my point on how to do vaginal care at home.
FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions)
How can I take care of my private part at home?
There are multiple methods
to take care of your private part. 1 use hot water 2. Don’t touch 3. Don’t use
soap to wash it 4. Use yogurt to soothe your sensitive skin. 5. Use gel while
shaving. These are some common steps that help you to keep healthy your vagina
and irritation-free life.
How do you keep down there fresh?
A woman’s freshness always
hides. If you are a woman you can get my word. Hygiene means maintaining your
body and awareness about any changes that can cause any infection. So keep fresh down there you should keep in touch with yourself to understand what changes
are going on and how to balance them for more information you can read the
entire article.
Is it good to air out your vagina?
Sometimes it is good because we have found while mating sometimes the air is stuck inside that out with a sound that is normal and there is no need to worry about this.
Why does your private area dark
You know, your privet parts
are energy center and because of excessive heat it turns to black but you can change their
color with ointment.
why does my vagina become dry all the day
How many inches can a girl take?
This depends on reason
or country because there are some people who have a shorter size than them but
they are able to make a healthy relationship. But you can increase your size if
you are not satisfied with them.
A woman or girl doesn’t care
about the size, they can handle up to 10 inches with little practice but it can
open a big mouth of the vagina that can cause later in their personal life.
How do I smell good down there on my period?
Periods are a natural cycle
that indicates you have the ability of fertility but in these cases, you also
experience bad smells that are all because of infertile eggs. To avoid a bad smell
you can frequently change your pad or you can use a pad that has the ability to
lock odor.
Notice- All the information is just for knowledge purposes.
reference.
National vulvodynia Association.
feminine hygiene products marketing overview.
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