For boys, it is very important to give considerate care and attention to their girlfriends during this special period. Here are some areas to pay attention to.
Pay attention to your girlfriend’s diet. It is best not to let her eat cold, spicy, raw, overly sweet and strong-flavored foods, because these foods may increase the risk of dysmenorrhea and may also lead to increased blood volume and vitamin deficiency. You can prepare some warm and digestible food for her, such as hot porridge, hot soup, etc.
In terms of clothing, tight pants are not recommended for her. At the same time, remind her to pay attention to personal hygiene, change her underwear frequently, and keep her vulva clean.
In terms of living habits, we should prevent her from being overworked and do not let her lift heavy objects. Reduce the number of showers and showers when necessary, and avoid sitting or tub bathing to prevent infection. If you wash your hair, dry it as soon as possible to avoid headaches.
Pay attention to her emotional changes. When visiting a aunt, a girl may have a bad temper. As a boyfriend, you should greet her with care, care and comfort, be patient and tolerant, and never make her angry.
In terms of warmth, it cannot be ignored. In winter, prepare a hand warmer that you can hold while sleeping to make her bed warmer. If she has dysmenorrhea, you can prepare some painkillers, but it is best to consult your doctor first about which one to take.
You should also prepare auntie towels and auntie pads for her. The auntie towels should be changed frequently, preferably every two hours.
During the special period when a girlfriend comes to visit her aunt, boys should be attentive and considerate, express their care and love with practical actions, and make her feel warm and at ease. This will not only enhance each other's feelings, but also help her get through this special day smoothly.
