Why do many women have gynecological diseases? It may be hereditary, food, environment, lifestyle, stress, personal hygiene and sexual life. But according to the data released by the survey report from WHO 62% of the diseases are caused by the use of poor quality sanitary napkins when women are having their menstrual period. Conducted sampling survey of sanitary napkins in the market also revealed that over 50% of the products did not measure up to standard.
Women's immunity is quite weak and are quite easy to get sick during their menstrual period. Below are the diseases easily caused by bacterial infestation during menstrual period.
Symptoms: Itching & swollen vulva

Cervicitis/vaginitis
Increased
leukorrhea
Pain in lower abdominal
Headache & edema

If these symptoms are not cured in time, they can cause serious diseases. Each year, over 300,000 women die of cervical cancer all over the world, the number is increasing at an annual rate of 30%. The youngest patient of cervical cancer is aged 18 and unmarried. According to the data released by WHO, 40% of adult females are afflicted with infections of the reproductive system and other gynecological diseases to the various degrees.*
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Why do many women have gynecological diseases? It may be hereditary, food, environment, lifestyle, stress, personal hygiene and sexual life. But according to the data released by the survey report from WHO 62% of the diseases are caused by the use of poor quality sanitary napkins when women are having their menstrual period. Conducted sampling survey of sanitary napkins in the market also revealed that over 50% of the products did not measure up to standard.
Women's immunity is quite weak and are quite easy to get sick during their menstrual period. Below are the diseases easily caused by bacterial infestation during menstrual period.
Symptoms: Itching & swollen vulva

Cervicitis/vaginitis
Increased
leukorrhea
Pain in lower abdominal
Headache & edema

If these symptoms are not cured in time, they can cause serious diseases. Each year, over 300,000 women die of cervical cancer all over the world, the number is increasing at an annual rate of 30%. The youngest patient of cervical cancer is aged 18 and unmarried. According to the data released by WHO, 40% of adult females are afflicted with infections of the reproductive system and other gynecological diseases to the various degrees.