First and foremost is every day bath, keep the private parts clean, wash after every time you pass urine or use tissue to wipe out to keep it clean. once period is on use good napkins wash every time you change the same. . do not have sexual relationship with unknown persons so that you can keep the infection away from you. After sexual act keep the private part washed and clean. don't insert something or your own unclean fingers for masturbation.see that your partner also follows the health hygiene as you are. in case infected get proper treatment. with these hints one can keep sexual hygiene as healthy as possible.

Answered by Laxmikantha , an ibibo Master, at 10:15 AM on November 15, 2008

The vagina is a self-cleaning organ. Douching (inserting solutions into the vagina) can alter the types of bacteria that are present, change the pH, and increase the risk of infection. Wearing cotton underwear and loose clothing to promote air circulation can reduce the risk of infection.
The skin in the vulva may be more sensitive to certain chemicals, such as soap, than other parts of the body. While the vulva may be cleaned with just water, or with water and soap (as long as none is inserted into the vagina), this type of cleaning is not normally necessary.
After urination, women should always wipe beginning near the front of the vulva, and move backwards toward the anus. This is to prevent dragging harmful bacteria from the region near the anus into the urethra, where they can travel to the bladder and cause an infection.
Any object inserted into the vagina (such as a diaphragm and hands) should always first be washed with soap and water. It is not uncommon for women to shave or wax their genitals, but again, care should be taken to avoid cuts or scalding.

Answered by K. Rajib G. , an ibibo Master, at 10:22 PM on November 14, 2008