The month of women, the "big aunt" that comes like a tide, has long become a part of our lives. At this time, many women become extra cautious, spicy, sour, and cold seem to be taboo, and even avoid washing their hair and bathing throughout their menstrual period. In the hot summer, if the body is not cleaned for a week, it is undoubtedly a physical and mental torture for women.
Women's physiological structure is unique and exquisite, and a little carelessness may lead to the invasion of ** diseases. Some women with a cold constitution are more likely to suffer from menstrual cramps during menstruation, so they cherish and take care of their bodies. However, do we really need to be so careful during menstruation? Is it true that you can't wash your hair and take a shower?
In fact, we may all be misled by conventional wisdom. In today's living conditions, we can quickly use a hair dryer to dry our hair after washing and bathing, effectively avoiding the invasion of cold. So, what are the so-called "taboos" during menstruation? Is there really a scientific basis behind these taboos? Let's debunk these myths through a cartoon!