Gaspa: Ladies with long nails, how do you wash your ministry of internal affairs? I wish to know.
Okunini: There’s a way and method.
Gaspa: hhhmm! How do they do it?
Okunini: Good question.
Gaspa is waiting for thy feedback.
Okunini: In normal circumstances, a lady shouldn’t insert fingers or fingernails when washing down, whether she has nails on or off. The flesh of the fingers is used instead. Hence, a lady can wash down with or without fingers grown or shortened. However, the peculiar thing to note is that the fingers are clean. And you don’t wash with any chemical substances. But chemical-free substances. Lastly, the V area, if not infected, has its own natural cleansing agents. So, therefore, you don’t need a thorough wash, brushing like the teeth and tongue, or scrubbing.
Yet, wearing the right type of underwear (cotton), changing them as frequently as possible, making sure there is much space and air through not-tight underwear, the use of tissue and vaginal wipes after urinating or passing wat
er, good toileting hygiene, proper menstrual cleanliness, and sexual intercourse infection and disease awareness.
Gaspa: “3y3 zu! 3y3 za!”
Okunini: I hope I’m making sense.
Okunini: In conclusion, use lukewarm water with a small amount of baking soda to wash down and pants when menstruating, a small amount of rocky salt water to wash down once in a while, and cloves water to wash down once in a while to prevent yeast infection. NB: All substances must be used in moderation.
Source: Ghana Web