La Femme Vaginal Douche - 350 Ml

Product Name

• LA FEMME 350 ML VAGINAL DOUCHE

Brand

• LA FEMME

Main Category

• CLEANSER

Sub Category

• INTIMATE HYGIENE CLEANSER

Description

• La Femme Vaginal Douche
• It is a refreshing vaginal wash for sensitive areas.
• It can be used to treat bacterial skin diseases (dermatitis, acne)
• It is used surgically to cleanse wounds after dilution.
• Used to cleanse hands.
• La Femme Vaginal Douche have anti-bacterial and anti-fungal action.

Benefits

• It is a powerful antiseptic that fight bacterial and fungal infections.
• Contains chlorohexidine in a high concentration which is strong bactericidal.
• Contains Hexamidine, which works to complement the effect of
• Chlorohexidine, to maximizes the effects on bacteria.
• Multiple uses (for sensitive areas, bacterial skin diseases and for surgical cleansing purposes)
• La Femme Vaginal Douche have a refreshing smell after use.
• La Femme Vaginal Douche can be used concentrated or after dilution.

Instructions for use/ How to Use

Gynecological diseases:

• For vaginal infections: Used without dilution or a 1:10 dilution.
• For bacterial skin diseases (acne, skin infections): Used without dilution or by preparing a 1:10 dilution.

Surgery:

• Used to cleanse wounds after preparing a 1: 10 dilution.

Hand Cleansing:

• Used without dilution then rinsing.

• Do not use if allergic to any of its ingredients.
• Keep away from the reach of the children.

Other info.

Vaginal infections overview:

• Vaginal infections are inflammation or infections in the external genitalia or vagina.
• It is considered a common condition that affects women of all ages.

Causes of vaginal infections:

• Bacteria are the main cause of up to 30% of cases.
• Fungal infection is the second most common cause.
• Viruses and parasites can also cause vulvovaginitis.
• Sexually transmitted diseases also cause vulvovaginitis.
• Exposure to irritating and allergic substances may cause vulvovaginitis.

Symptoms of vulvovaginitis:

• Irritation in the genitals.
• Itching.
• Excessive smells and secretions.
• Feeling uncomfortable while urinating.

Treating vaginal infections:

• Topical treatments: (creams, suppositories, vaginal washes, and douches)
• The patient may need oral treatments such as antibacterial and antifungal medications.