5. Women are recommended to use safe and qualified pad

If a sanitary pad is not antimicrobial which means it can cause the most bacteria. 

People always think that is it has absorbed the body discharge with the upper layer, but actually you have let the bacteria lying on top of the napkin surface. Bacteria when being left in body temperature and moisture environment will have good chance to reproduce and infect you. These harmful bacteria will reproduce even faster especially during menstrual period. 

Therefore, you must choose a sanitary pad or pantyliner which has the sterilization and killing bacteria function.

4. Why woman’s life is longer than man?

It is simply because woman as compared to man, does have a detoxification organ called womb (uterus). The life span difference between with and without womb is about 10 to 15 years. 

3. Will Intrauterine Device (IUD) hurt?

It will be impossible to say no.  Man should take good care of women, do not IUD is the best option!

Some people opt to do IUD in United States as they believe domestic technology is not up to mark and that’s a big mistake. Western's people body is generally larger than Chinese people and therefore the IUD is not suitable for the Asian people uterus. Subsequently, it has caused many side effects which are complicated to find out this reason.

Women should be take note of the validity period of UID and to avoid to use it after expiry date. Normal usage is 20 years but somehow many women still having it after 20 - 30 years and even for lifetime. Clinical study has shown that there are diabetic cases actually caused by extended use of IUD and it may be back to normal when it is removed. However, if it is extended for too long, it may dissolve some of its components into pelvic cavity, it will then unable to remove. 

2. Uterus is an important area for sustaining pregnancy life

Uterus is an important area for sustaining pregnancy life. Before pregnancy, the size of uterus as big as an egg and when it conceived, the uterus will expand to the size of balloon. After delivery, uterus will shrink back to the size of a fist. Now the uterus will be covered with wrinkle and invisible storage, it is no longer smooth as before and storing beneath these wrinkles are the remaining rubbishes.

★  How much rubbishes are remaining in uterus?

①      Baby delivery rubbish -- amniotic fluid rubbish, some nasty rubbish

②      Sexual  life rubbish

③      Monthly unreleased rubbishes during menstrual

④      Other internal source from body metabolism's rubbish

These wastes will gradually be accumulated over time and it will then produce toxins which has caused various of gynecologic diseases.

Why does people in ancient times do not have so many illnesses? This was because ancient people have high rate of fertility where the wastes from delivery will also pull out the wastes that remains in body and it helps to trash the aged rubbish. In additions, constantly breast feeding will promote smooth flow out of the stuck article and coupled with the environmental factor in old time, gynecologic disease is much relatively low than now. 

1. Female reproductive system

Female reproductive system is divided into 2 portions; one part is external genital organs, another part is internal genitalia. Internal genitalia are formed by pelvic cavity, ovary, oviduct, uterus and vagina. External genital organs are labia, clitoris, pussy hole, pronaus constitution.

How hygienic is women uterus? All females should not be ignorant！

200,000 women in China died because of gynecologic disease. In fact, they are not died of gynecologic disease, but due to self ignorant！

According to research by World Health Organization (WHO) on Chinese women：41% of the give- birth women suffering from different degrees of gynecologic inflammation, married women diagnose rate is up to 70%. Below are the statement wrote by a gynecology professor:

What are menstrual cramps?

What are menstrual cramps?

Menstrual cramps are pains in the belly and pelvic areas that are experienced by a woman as a result of her menstrual period. Menstrual cramps are not the same as the discomfort felt duringpremenstrual syndrome (PMS), although the symptoms of both disorders can sometimes be experienced as a continual process. Many women suffer from both PMS and menstrual cramps.

Menstrual cramps can range from mild to quite severe. Mild menstrual cramps may be barely noticeable and of short duration and are sometimes felt just as a sense of heaviness in the belly. Severe menstrual cramps can be so painful that they interfere with a woman's regular activities for several days.


How common are menstrual cramps?

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Menstrual cramps of some degree affect more than an estimated 50% of women, and among these, up to 15% would describe their menstrual cramps as severe. Surveys of adolescent girls show that over 90% of girls report having menstrual cramps.