The humidity of the female area needs to be kept so that the pH is undisturbed and ultimately can lead to infection. One thing to do is to shave pubic hair. However, the case whether or not pubis hair is eliminated is often a debate. What is the real answer? Dr. Mery Sulastri, Educator & Trainer Mundipharma Indonesia says it is recommended. Especially if someone has very thick pubic hair and can increase the risk of infection in the area of femininity. "The basic principle is not to increase the moisture of female area by adding moisture, automatic atmosphere (pH) will change," said dr. Mery after the launch of Betadine Feminine Wash & Wipes at Ritz Carlton Pacific Place
Pull out pubis hair or better known as waxing is also mostly done by women. Dr. Mery said, there is nothing special that makes waxing and shaving some to be better. Only, after doing waxing there will usually be cuts on the skin. The wound condition increases the risk of infection of the feminine area. So, that's the thing to watch out for. To keep it clean, we can use a female area cleaner containing antiseptic. In addition, dr. Mery suggests that we do not remove or shave the pubic hairs during menstruation. Therefore, the risk of infection at the time of menstruation is very high. If coupled with the removal or shaving of pubic hair, then the risk of infection of the feminine area has the potential to increase. Better to do before or after menstruation. However, he thinks it is better if at the time of menstruation, the condition of the pubic hair is in a state of trimmed. "If it could have been trimmed (during menstruation), in principle, do not increase the moisture of female areas," he said.
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