So far I have been on board. During my research, however, I couldn’t help but notice cheeky advertising, which did not seem to be so subtle about the shame of women over the vaginal smell. At best, this was problematic and, in the worst case, a health risk. “My concern for patients who use full body deodorants in the groin area is that they could get into the vagina if patients do not use them sparingly, and these products could be irritating to tender tissue,” says New York, Based-AD/Gyn Isabel Bruumng, MD “If a smell seems to be set up, then a doctor should be like a sign of something for something Clinic like a bacteria that could be a bacterial. ” Your best procedure? Choose for underwear from breathable fabrics and, if necessary, a liner to keep things comfortable. “Pads and liners, such as carefree, are specially developed for the genital region and are easy to change or replace so that they feel fresh and clean,” she explains.
