Women around the world fight with the maintenance of hygiene due to the sanitary products during menstruation that causes them discomfort, uneasiness and various vaginal ailments that affect their common lifestyle.
Understanding the feminine hygiene was one of the first and foremost studies done towards this problem, which also includes studies regarding vaginal microbiota and its alterations. Changes in pH, exposure to anaerobic environment, encountering carcinogenic agents and chemicals causes imbalance in microbiota which favors pathogens such as E.coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Candida albicans etc to thrive which in turn causes diseases such as Bacterial vaginosis, Infertility and other fungal diseases.
Various research studies published in eminent journals says that bacterial vaginosis causes mixed infections which leads to urinary tract infection (UTI), hormonal imbalance followed by PCOS, PCOD, birth problems and infertility. The materials used in the sanitary products containing carcinogenic chemicals may further act as hormonal disrupters that cause ovarian cancer.
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