During the physiological period, is it sitting or standing to change sanitary napkins in the toilet?

Suggest standing. I don't let my PP touch the toilet when I go to the toilet.

Han Shouzhang, a dermatologist and dean of Fengtian Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Liaoning Province, said that the close contact between toilets and human skin can easily become a medium for the spread of germs. Gonorrhea is the most common skin disease spread by sitting on the toilet, and bacteria will attach to skin dander. If gonorrhea patients touch the toilet, bacteria will stick to the surface of the toilet, and the next person will be infected with gonorrhea, as well as nongonococcal urethritis, which is easy to infect not only women but also men. This kind of bacteria can live for at least half an hour.

Sun Fulan, director of the gynecological clinic of Shenyang Maternal and Infant Hospital, said that women are also vulnerable to gynecological diseases such as urethritis. If the sick woman accidentally sticks the secretion to the toilet seat, it is likely to infect the next person who comes into contact with the secretion.

However, the premise of infection is that someone who happens to be infected has touched the toilet. At this time, if you touch this toilet with "bacteria" again, infection may occur. The use of squatting toilets avoids direct contact to a certain extent, which is relatively convenient and hygienic.

So you must be careful.