Whitish Early Prevention

Whitish or Fluor Albus is a condition where excess fluid out of the vagina. Whiteness can be divided into 2 parts whitish physiological and pathological vaginal discharge. Vaginal discharge that is not a disease (physiological) can happen to any woman. Usually the liquid that comes out clear, colorless, odorless and does not itch. This whitish fluid amounts can be a little or a lot, happened before and after menstruation, during sexual arousal or while clashes. Sometimes we also experience vaginal discharge that teenagers shortly before puberty, this symptom usually goes away by itself.
Prevent Whitish Before Too Late!

There are a few tips to prevent the occurrence of vaginal discharge, including:

* Maintain cleanliness of the genital area, clean the vagina with clean running by wiping from front to back.
* Minimize the use of antiseptic soap because it can interfere with vaginal pH balance.
* Change the bandage on time
* Choosing the right underwear, wearing tight pants that do not absorb sweat as well.
* Avoiding risk factors for infection such as sexual promiscuity, as well as regular gynecological examinations.
Vaginal discharge should be treated early, so symptoms develop. Because if you have chronic vaginal discharge and lasts a long time will be more difficult to treat. Also if allowed to discharge can spread to the uterine cavity and then kesaluran ovary to the ovary and eventually into the pelvic cavity. Not infrequently a woman who suffers from chronic treatment of vaginal discharge vaginal discharge in women (many years) can become sterile and even death can result.

So ... let's prevent vaginal discharge before it's too late!