Why are women's underwear always wet?

Almost every woman has experienced wet underwear at some point. Generally, it is normal, but in many cases, this situation is actually caused by gynecological diseases! So, why are women's underwear always wet? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

How should women distinguish this situation?

Physiological causes

1. Your period is coming

If you notice that your underwear starts to get wet easily, you should consider whether your period is coming.

Before and after the menstrual period, the body's hormone secretion changes, secretion secretion increases, and underwear begins to become damp. At the same time, this is also a reminder for you that it’s time to prepare sanitary napkins in advance.

2. During ovulation

The ovulation period is the most likely stage for pregnancy, and it is also the time when women have more sexual desire and more energy.

In order to welcome the arrival of sexual life, a large amount of fluid is secreted in the vagina, allowing women to have a better sexual experience! Therefore, it is a very normal phenomenon that the underwear is wet.

Gynecological causes

1. Trichomonas vaginitis

The use of unclean daily necessities and unclean sexual behavior can cause bacteria to enter the vagina from the vulva, causing infection and excessive leucorrhea, which in turn manifests as frequent wet underwear.

Generally, women with gynecological inflammation not only have wet underwear, but may also have yellow or green vaginal discharge and emit a foul odor. Over time, the underwear will have more and more yellow spots.

2. Cervical inflammation

Inflammation will continue to irritate the cervix, causing inflammatory secretions in the cervix, which will increase the amount of fluid discharged from the vulva, making the underwear easily become very wet.

In addition, this inflammation can easily cause yellowish mucus on women's underwear, lumbar pain, lower abdominal pain and other discomforts.

3. Cervical cancer

The liquid is milky white or mixed with blood, or it may appear thinner and turbid like water or rice washing water, usually with a fishy smell.

Depending on the location of the cancer, irregular vaginal bleeding, constipation, swelling and pain in the lower limbs, anemia and other main symptoms may also occur.

Do your underwear get wet often? Now that you know the secret behind this phenomenon, share it with your female friends so that they can recognize this problem, prevent it in time if they are healthy, and deal with it properly if they are sick!