Women should use water to clean their lower body every day in their daily life, and private cleaning items that need to be cleaned should not be shared; if they are in their menstrual period, they should change their sanitary napkins on time; and they should avoid using detergents to over-clean the pubic area, to prevent an imbalance of the vaginal flora. Women should use water to clean the vulva every day in their daily life. It is recommended that women use private cleaning items and avoid sharing towels and other items with others. If you are menstruating, it is recommended that you change your sanitary napkins in a timely manner and avoid taking sitz baths. In addition, if women do not have vaginitis or cervicitis, should not use vaginal douche or vaginal antibiotic drugs, which may lead to vaginal flora imbalance, resulting in vaginitis, vulvitis and other gynecological diseases. Women should use water to clean the vulva every day to keep it clean and dry, and should not use vaginal douches to over-clean it. During menstruation, women should wash the vulva daily, avoid sexual intercourse and develop good hygiene habits. If uncomfortable symptoms occur, they should go to the hospital in time.