Microbes Involved in Women Hygiene: Improving Women's Health and Hygiene

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Ritika Soni, Varsha Gupta, Mansvi Yadav, Deepesh Kumar Neelam, Devki, Ravi Kant Rahi

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This comprehensive review examines the development, efficacy, and potential benefits of antibacterial sanitary napkins in promoting women's health and hygiene. Menstrual hygiene management is a critical aspect of women's well-being, and the use of sanitary napkins is widespread. However, traditional sanitary napkins may pose a risk of bacterial growth and subsequent infections. In recent years, innovative approaches integrating antibacterial properties into sanitary napkins have gained attention. This review explores the various antibacterial technologies employed, including the use of silver nanoparticles, natural antimicrobial agents, and other emerging materials, also evaluates the effectiveness of antibacterial sanitary napkins in inhibiting bacterial growth and reducing the risk of infection. Additionally, this white paper describes possible considerations such as safety, environmental impact, and user satisfaction. Overall, this review provides valuable information on advances and challenges related to antibacterial sanitary napkins, contributing to improving menstrual hygiene practices and women's overall well-being.

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