Warning, Expert Warns Women on Danger of putting Cucumber in Their Private Part

Warning, Expert Warns Women on Danger of putting Cucumber in Their Private Part

A medical health expert, Dr. Toluwani Binutu, has warned women against inserting cucumber in the vagina.

THECONSCIENCENG gathered that according to him, using a cucumber to clean the vagina is potentially harmful, and should be avoided.

Dr. Binutu also said it is unsafe to use feminine wash or soap products in the vagina as it can upset its balance and cause an overgrowth of harmful bacteria.

He, however, advised that women could wash the vulva with water and unscented soap.

The vulva is the external female genitalia that surrounds the opening to the vagina.

Speaking further, the physician said “It can break inside (the vagina). It can get stuck inside (the vagina). The cucumber isn’t sanitary. Plus, it is weird putting food inside your body through a hole that isn’t the mouth.”

In a video posted on his Instagram page, @tolubinutu, he said “Some women wash the vagina and nothing bad happens afterward. It doesn’t affect them negatively. Some other women, however, suffer the negative effects when they wash their vaginas.”
Listing some of the b=negative effects of washing the vagina, he said, “A healthy vagina has both good and bad bacteria living together in an acidic environment. This acidity of the vagina protects it from many infections.

“When you wash your vagina, you upset this balance and may cause an overgrowth of the harmful bacteria. When this happens, it increases the risk of yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis.

“This is even worse. For those who already have an infection and are still washing the vagina, this may push the infection up into the uterus, fallopian tubes, and even the ovaries.

“This may cause PID (Pelvic inflammatory disease).
“Washing the vagina may also increase the risk of other problems like Vaginal dryness and irritation, Preterm birth, Ectopic pregnancy, STIs, even HIV!

“This is because washing the vagina makes it less efficient at fighting off infections.”