Tips for cleaning vaginal discharge

The male reproductive system is not as complicated as the female one, and many men do not develop good bathing habits. Everyone knows that if you do not pay attention to hygiene, it will cause genital diseases, and if you have sex, it will indirectly infect women with diseases. If men can clean their penis regularly, they can prevent many diseases. So what are the tips for cleaning penis?

From the perspective of physiological hygiene, the male vulva, including the penis, scrotum, foreskin, glans, etc., also has physiological secretions and is likely to be contaminated by external factors, making it easy to suffer from urethritis, glansitis, scrotal eczema, tinea cruris, perianal inflammation, etc. Also, those with excessive foreskin or phimosis are more likely to suffer from penis foreskin diseases. Smegma generally accumulates in the annular coronal sulcus behind the glans, and is not noticed because of the foreskin covering it. Smegma can cause balanitis, ulcers on the foreskin and glans, or form stones. Repeated stimulation can also induce penile cancer.

Since the anus is not easy to clean after defecation, and many diseases such as hepatitis, dysentery, and parasitic diseases are transmitted through feces. It is an effective way for men to take a "small bath" every day to prevent diseases. However, about 30% of adults still have their foreskin completely covering the glans penis. Only when the foreskin is turned up by hand or when the penis is fully erect, the glans penis and urethra can be exposed. This situation is called prepuce. When the foreskin is too long, too tight, cannot be turned up, or still cannot expose the glans penis and urethra when erect, it is called phimosis, accounting for about 8%.

If the foreskin is too long or phimosis occurs, the sebaceous glands of the foreskin will secrete a kind of white secretion with a strange smell, which is not easy to be discharged. If it accumulates for a long time, it will become smegma. In addition, the retention of urine drops or semen will easily cause bacteria to grow, causing inflammation and itching of the glans penis and foreskin. If you don't pay attention to cleaning, in addition to causing pain during sexual intercourse and adhesion between the foreskin and the glans penis, it will also hinder the couple's sexual life and may even cause penile cancer. According to statistics, more than 90% of penile cancer is caused by too long foreskin or phimosis.

In addition, due to the long-term stimulation of smegma, if it is not cleaned properly, the defense function of local skin tissue will be reduced, and it will be easy to be infected by infectious pathogens. It can be seen that it is very important for men to develop the habit of cleaning the external genitalia.

When bathing, use your hands to pull the foreskin back to the glans penis and remove the accumulated dirt and sebum.

Since the inner layer of the foreskin is thinner than the outer layer and is more sensitive to chemical cleaners, when cleaning the foreskin and glans, it is sufficient to rinse it with clean water once a day.

If you use soap or shower gel to clean your penis but do not rinse off the foam thoroughly, many people will experience allergic reactions in their foreskin and glans and feel uncomfortable.

If inflammation occurs due to accumulation of dirt between the foreskin and the glans penis, you can soak and scrub it with a special vulva disinfectant and cleansing solution. If the condition is serious, you should consult a specialist.

If it is a foreskin, it is often impossible to completely clean the smegma. Even if the foreskin can be turned up, it is easy to cause foreskin incarceration. It is recommended to perform circumcision as soon as possible.