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Poemang94 t1_j5g964p wrote

Reply to comment by kakachina in TIFU by washing my hooha with Dr. Bronner’s Tea Tree Castile Soap giving myself a chemical burn by aquakitty99

Exactly! Summers Eve and you never use anything on your sensitive areas unless directed to do so. If it doesn't say it's for vaginal use, do not use it on your bits.

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littlewoolhat t1_j5gfba8 wrote

Is Summers Eve paying you to shill like this?

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Poemang94 t1_j5gfrli wrote

No. My gyno recommends it and nobody I know has ever had issues with it. Including myself. They're a great brand.

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warren_stupidity t1_j5ggmc5 wrote

Is summer's eve paying your gyno to shill?

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Poemang94 t1_j5ggqrs wrote

For all those thinking I'm talking about douching, no. I would never ever recommend douching. I use the wash and wipes.

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kakachina t1_j5gizpt wrote

Most likely your gyno is sponsored by summers Eve. Aka they get paid to promote it. It’s not uncommon in that field

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Poemang94 t1_j5gjvzt wrote

I actually go to a midwife headed by a supervising doctor. As far as I know they aren't sponsored by anyone. She just told me it's a great brand aimed towards vaginal care. So I tried and never went back.

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BrightGreyEyes t1_j5i8r4t wrote

Ah. Thats what it is. Go to a gynecologist or nurse practitioner whose practice is less focused on pregnancy. It's common for midwives and OB/GYNS who focus primarily on the obstetrics part to not necessarily be great with other gynecological concerns

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Poemang94 t1_j5i9cf4 wrote

They're practiced in both and have been seeing me for years before I even had my first kid. My gyno isn't the kind of person who's going to do that. Plus, I have a separate Gyno from my OB. Just same practice. I meant to say midwifery with upervising doctor. He's gyno.

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littlewoolhat t1_j5ggcfh wrote

Douching in general is very dangerous and unnecessary. I wouldn't trust a gyno who recommends it, but that's just me.

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Poemang94 t1_j5ggkqw wrote

Ummmmm I don't douche. Ever. I use the wipes and wash. I would never ever recommend douching.

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littlewoolhat t1_j5ghek2 wrote

Ah, my bad. Didn't know they branched out into wipes. Still, I do find it funny how you're all over this thread about them.

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Poemang94 t1_j5gjonc wrote

Because I had these same issues when I was younger and made some mistakes on body care. So I help out if I can. I've only replied to 2 main comments.

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schwarzeKatzen t1_j5h3aiz wrote

Stop shilling for products that are likely to increase adverse reactions.

https://www.hercampus.com/school/vcu/you-shouldnt-use-summers-eve-as-a-feminine-hygiene-product/

https://www.thelexingtonline.com/blog/2020/4/11/healthy-and-safe-feminine-washes-for-your-vaginal-area

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BrightGreyEyes t1_j5i8v2m wrote

I wonder if their doctor was basically like "Fine. If you absolutely must, at least use one formulated for the vagina"

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Poemang94 t1_j5h71sc wrote

Nobody is being paid to say anything, dumbass. I've been using the product for years and it's been great for me so i put in my two cent about my personal experience and thoughts. I've never had any sort of negative reactions to it. Grow up. Just because something works for me and I recommended and maybe it's not the best product, but it's worked for me for years. Doesn't mean be a dick about it and accuse people of trying to make money off of the product.

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