What shouldn't you do in the shower?

Hawaiian cancer is known as a silent killer who causes the death of a large number of women.

Many scientists from the United States say that washing an intimate chemical area can be dangerous.

One study found that 29% of 232 people regularly and carefully wash their private area, and 57% of them said they had never done so.

But the study shocks after showing that women who regularly used specific products in the intimate area had far higher risk of cervical cancer and a chance for fetitis.

This practice can lead to serious health problems.

Women often do not experience any symptoms of Hawaiian cancer until the disease progresses in the final phase.

The relationship between ovary cancer and rinsation is even stronger because researchers studied only women with family cancer genes. /noa.al/