The cold weather of September and its effect on vaginal dryness

With the arrival of September and the drop in temperatures, paying attention to intimate health becomes essential, as the cold can significantly affect vaginal dryness, a crucial component for maintaining a healthy balance in the female intimate area.

Today we'll tell you how the cold can affect the natural hydration of our most intimate area and how we can balance and help with vaginal dryness thanks to the products from the cosmetic firm Clínica GGcare.

HOW COLD AFFECTS VAGINAL FLORA AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF DROP IN TEMPERATURES:

Cold weather can lead to a reduction in ambient humidity, which can affect the natural hydration of the female intimate area. This decrease in humidity can lead to reduced vaginal lubrication, resulting in vaginal dryness that is frequently associated with symptoms such as itching, burning, or general discomfort.

Furthermore, inadequate hydration of the vaginal mucosa can compromise its natural barrier function, which protects against irritants and pathogens, increasing susceptibility to irritation, inflammation, and local infections. It is essential to consider these alterations when assessing the impact of cold weather on intimate health and to adopt appropriate preventative measures.

This weakened immune system is partly due to the fact that cold weather can alter blood circulation in the pelvic area and affect the flow of nutrients and oxygen necessary to maintain the natural defenses of the vaginal mucosa. Furthermore, changes in temperature and humidity can create favorable conditions for the growth of opportunistic pathogens.

Maintaining proper intimate hygiene is undoubtedly essential to preserve the balance of vaginal flora and prevent imbalances, reducing the risk of infections, especially during the colder months and even this September.

• It is recommended to use mild hygiene products, without perfumes or aggressive agents, that do not alter the natural pH of the area.
• It is also crucial to choose underwear made of breathable materials, such as cotton, which allows for adequate ventilation and reduces the accumulation of moisture, a factor that can promote the proliferation of unwanted microorganisms.

In this context, it is imperative to adopt appropriate preventive measures to preserve intimate health and introduce suitable and specific products into our routine, such as the GGcare Vaginal Dryness Care Pack.

GGCARE COSMETICS VAGINAL DRYNESS PACK:

This pack provides the necessary hygiene and hydration to moisturize the area and prevent dryness. Suitable for both external and internal vaginal repair. Immediate comfort and well-being are achieved thanks to the moisturizing, regenerating, and soothing effects of the oils .

We recommend this routine at night, before bed. Cleanse the entire area with the soapy oil. Once the skin is clean and dry, apply 3 drops of the repairing oil to the entire area. In case of internal vaginal dryness , apply the repairing oil alternately throughout the week to maintain regular hydration.

In addition to intimate hygiene and using a restorative oil, it's crucial to choose underwear made of breathable materials, such as cotton, that promote proper ventilation and prevent moisture buildup . This will help minimize the risk of infections and contribute to maintaining a healthy vaginal flora, thus protecting women from potential complications related to low temperatures.

CONSULT WITH A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL:

If symptoms of vaginal dryness persist or are accompanied by other symptoms, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional. A gynecologist can assess the situation, recommend specific treatments, and offer personalized guidance for maintaining vaginal health during the winter.

Proper attention to intimate health makes it possible to face the challenges that winter presents to the vaginal flora , guaranteeing the well-being of women during the cold season.

Prevention and care are key to maintaining an optimal balance in the intimate area, from September to the coldest months of the year.