If conditions permit, regularly soaking in gentle water can not only benefit physical health, but also have the effects of beauty, moisturizing the skin, and relaxing tense emotions. But women have special periods every month, and some women are not very clear about them, so they also choose to soak in hot springs during their menstrual period. Can women soak in hot springs during their menstrual period?
Firstly, it is not recommended to soak in hot springs during menstruation because the water in hot springs is relatively hot. Soaking in hot springs can accelerate the circulation of pelvic blood, which may increase menstrual flow. Moreover, the menstrual resistance is relatively weak, the cervix is in an open state, and blood is a good culture medium for bacteria. Therefore, if bacteria ascend and infect the uterus and then enter the pelvic cavity, it is very easy to cause inflammation, leading to endometritis or pelvic inflammatory disease, and may also cause infertility and other effects.
Perhaps many female friends may think that as long as they take protective measures when soaking in hot springs, there will be no impact. However, soaking in hot springs cannot completely prevent hot spring water from entering the vagina, and hot springs contain many different microorganisms, which increases the probability of causing gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is best for female friends not to easily try soaking in hot springs during menstruation.
Additionally, it is important to note that not only should one avoid hot springs during menstruation, but also during the first four days before and after menstruation. This is because the female vagina is in a relatively low immune state, and if exposed to unclean hot spring water, it is also very susceptible to bacterial infections, which can easily lead to various gynecological diseases of all sizes. Therefore, one should not indulge in momentary pleasure.
