Do I need to pay attention to temperature control when using a gynecological cleaning machine?

Temperature control is crucial when using a gynecological cleaning machine for cleaning. The skin in private areas is relatively sensitive, and hot or cold water flow may cause discomfort or irritation, affecting the cleaning effect and even having adverse effects on reproductive health. When the temperature is too high, water flow may cause dry or sensitive skin, increase irritation, and even damage the natural flora in the vagina, leading to infection. However, if the temperature is too low, it may cause discomfort, especially in cold weather. The excessively cold water flow may make the user feel uncomfortable and even lead to poor local blood circulation.
Therefore, when using a gynecological cleaning machine, it is best to adjust the water temperature to a moderate range. It is generally recommended to use warm water, which is usually between 36 ℃ and 38 ℃. This temperature range neither causes irritation to the skin nor provides a comfortable cleaning experience. Overheated water flow can increase the burden on the skin, while excessively cold water flow may cause discomfort or irritation, affecting the effectiveness of cleaning.
If using the heating function of a gynecological cleaning machine, ensure that the heating effect is moderate and avoid using the water temperature too high or too low. At the same time, adjustments can also be made based on personal comfort, especially during menstruation or postpartum recovery periods, when private areas are more sensitive and temperature control is more important.