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Women's Sexual Hygiene Tips | Phablecare

Quick Guide: 0:00 Introduction 0:36 Stay hydrated 0:59 Perineal hygiene 1:28 Soaps & Powder 1:57 Conclusion Maintaining good sexual hygiene helps in keeping sexually transmitted diseases at bay. Dr. Ishita Bhishikar, Obstetrician, Gynaecologist & IVF Specialist tells you how women can maintain a good sexual hygiene. 1. Drink a minimum of 3 litres of water every day. This helps in flushing out toxins from your body and prevents genital infections like urinary tract infection (UTI). 2. Maintain good perineal hygiene. After intercourse, ensure that you clean your perineal region with lactacyd soap or solution. If you experience wettiness in the area, change your underwear at least three times a day. 3. Use lactacyd soap or solution at least once a day, while bathing or before sleeping. 4. Use clotrimazole powder and pat the area dry. These bare minimum hygiene checks can help in avoiding genital infections. Got questions? Drop them in the comments below and we'll get it answered from an expert. The following topics are covered in this video: 1. sexual hygiene 2. sexual hygiene to prevent uti 3. sexual hygiene for women 4. good sexual hygiene means 5. urinary tract infection 6. urinary tract infection treatment 7. urinary tract infection causes 8. urinary tract infection urinating after sexual intercourse #SexualHealth #LetsTalkAboutSex #SexualHygiene #STDs #Hygiene #HygieneTips #HealthTips #Wellness #WomensHealth #WomensHealthMatters #Gynaecologist #SexEd #Hydration #StayHydrated #Health #Wellness #ChronicIllness #Healthcare #Phablecare #Phable -- ⚡Phable is India’s No.1 BP and Sugar Management Company⚡ 🎖️ Winners of Deloitte #TechFast50IN2022 Awards 🎖️ 📲 Download the Phable App: https://bit.ly/3z6WRpl Follow us on - Facebook:   / phablecare   Instagram:   / phablecare   Linkedin:   / phablecare   Disclaimer: This video is meant for general knowledge only and is not to be taken as medical advice of any form as each patient has a unique pathology. Consult your doctor for any medical complaints. The scientific facts shown are best known to the doctor, they may change with time or may be incorrect in the context of time and new innovation and research.