What kind of soap/body washes do you use to keep your ph balance from getting out of control?

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I have read several post about how summer <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glow.android.eve">eve</a> feminine washes and others can cause infections.

Right now I'm using Dove sensitive for sensitive soap the green kind.

I've been doing the ph boric acid suppositories off and on. How many times a week are you supposed to insert one?

What if you have yeast or bacterial infection? Do you insert the suppositories every night for five days? The bottle doesn't give much directions.

How well does these ph suppositories work? What if they give you infections instead of helping.

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Don’t use anything to wash with except for water. I use soap around the outside (pubic region) but never on the v! It’s self cleansing, you don’t need to do anything else, otherwise you are always risking infection or throwing the PH off. Take a daily probiotic

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Your vagina is self cleaning. Soaps that claim they are pH balances are scams. You should not be cleaning your vagina at all, unless specifically told to by your doctor. The best way to make sure your pH stays balances is by keeping products out of your vagina. If you pH is off (smelly discharge), then you need to go to the dr.

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You're better off taking a daily probiotic for vaginal health and eating a serving of fermented food each day (yogurt, kimchi, kombucha).  Your vagina is self cleaning and has a natural scent.

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Unscented soap. No douches and if you have any infections see the doctor. 
The L Brand pH balanced daily cleanser, Love Wellness pH balanced cleanser, Lola Cleansing Wash, The Honey Pot Sensitive Wash 
All the washes I mentioned are for use to clean the vulva (outside the vagina). Of course you don't put soap inside the vaginal canal. 
Use unscented soaps (laundry detergent, vaginal wash, etc). Wear cotton underwear, eat a balanced diet and drink water/unsweetened cranberry juice.

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I’d avoid all soaps and suppositories. That’s just causing far more problems than helping. 
It’s better to drink tons of water, take a probiotic, and only wash with water.
Vaginas are magical and do a great job cleaning and maintaining themselves.

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You don't need to use any soap on your vagina. Warm water and a washcloth is all you need. If you have issues with your PH balance it's most likely caused by the soaps you're using. You could take daily probiotic as well.

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You really don’t need anything the vagina is self cleaning 
Just gentle soap and water outside during a shower 
If you have any real issue, like an infection, smell, etc, consult a GYN

What kind of soap/body washes do you use to keep your ph balance from getting out of control?

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