These private parts of men and women are most susceptible to infection

The structures of the reproductive systems of men and women are different, so the issues they need to worry about are also different. Therefore, different approaches are needed to maintain the health of men's and women's private parts.

Women

1. Women’s private parts are susceptible to bacterial infection

Compared with men, women's reproductive organs are particularly "shy" and are mostly hidden inside the body, so they also have special problems. For example, the female vaginal opening has two neighbors: the urethra and the anus. The stimulation of urine and feces makes it easier for bacteria to invade, thus causing vulvitis and vaginitis. Secondly, since the female internal reproductive organs and abdominal cavity are connected to the outside world, bacteria can enter the vagina and "invade" the uterus.

2. Use feminine wash with caution

Many women like to use feminine wash, but the result is that they feel more and more uncomfortable the more they wash. The female private parts are usually in a weakly acidic environment. Improper cleaning will disrupt the balance, causing dryness and itching of the private parts, and even induce gynecological inflammation.

3. Frequent sexual intercourse can cause vaginal damage

In sexual life, women are often the most hurt. Too frequent and too intense sexual intercourse can cause vaginal friction injuries. In addition, the vaginal mucosa of women will not transform into a more friction-resistant squamous epithelium until they reach sexual maturity, so premature sexual activity can also cause friction injuries in the vagina.

In addition, the main issue that both men and women are worried about is trauma. If a man's penis and testicles are exposed to the outside of the body and he loves sports, he is more likely to be violently beaten. When the testicles and scrotum are hit, hematoma may easily occur, and improper treatment may lead to testicular atrophy and infertility.

Trauma to female sexual organs usually occurs in the hymen, vulva and vagina. Vulvar injuries are more likely to occur when crossing railings or sitting on chairs. The vulva has abundant blood supply and loose subcutaneous tissue. After injury, it can quickly expand to form a hematoma, compress the urethra, and cause urinary retention.

Men

1. Congenital hidden dangers of men's reproductive system

Men with strong bodies and well-developed muscles are actually not as strong as we imagine. They may have congenital hidden dangers, especially congenital development problems of the reproductive system. Such as penile hypoplasia (cryptic penis, ectopic penis, etc.), congenital urethral developmental abnormalities (epispadias, hypospadias, congenital urethral diverticulum, stenosis, etc.), testicular hypoplasia (atestis, cryptorchidism, ectopic testis, etc.) and other developmental abnormalities (including vas deferens, seminal vesicle development, prostate, etc.).

2. Taking a hot bath is harmful to testicular health

The human body has a special apartment for the testicles: the scrotum. The temperature inside the scrotum is 2 degrees Celsius lower than that of the abdominal cavity and skin, and is generally kept in a constant temperature state. If it is too hot, the spermatogenic cells in the testicles will die. If the testicles are in a high temperature environment for a long time, the testicular tissue will become cancerous. However, modern living habits often cause the temperature of the constant temperature apartment to "rise", such as taking a hot bath, driving long distances, sitting for a long time, etc., which are all harmful to testicular health.

3. Don’t seek too much excitement in sex

Men can easily hurt themselves by being too aggressive and too involved in sex. Common injuries include foreskin tear, frenulum rupture and corpus cavernosum rupture. These "episodes" not only put an end to passionate sex, but also cause swelling and congestion of the genitals, difficulty urinating, and even cause the penis to bend and deform, and erectile dysfunction. These emergencies mostly occur when one is overly excited or adopts inappropriate sexual positions, and some are also caused by excessive foreskin and phimosis. During their first or early sexual intercourse, men are also prone to such tragedies due to their lack of sexual experience or insufficient warm-up.