It always feels wet down there.

Some women often feel wet down there. There are many reasons for this. For example, when a woman's body is stimulated by external factors, it is very likely to secrete some transparent liquids. These liquids are the secretions that protect the female vagina during sexual intercourse. It may also be due to a sudden increase in leucorrhea secretions, causing the lower body to be wet. Let's take a look at what is going on.

It should be the case of leucorrhea, which can change with the menstrual cycle. There will be more during the ovulation period, and normal vaginal discharge will occur. When there is inflammation in the vagina, leucorrhea will appear abnormal. What symptoms do you have now? If it is abnormal, go to the hospital to check the leucorrhea routinely to determine the cause and then treat the symptoms. Pay attention to personal hygiene in daily life, clean the vagina with warm water, and observe yourself to see if there are any abnormalities in the color and smell of the leucorrhea.

It is commonly caused by vaginal bacterial infection that causes swelling and exudation of surrounding tissues. In daily life, pay attention to eating a light diet, supplementing vitamins, strengthening nutrition and replenishing water, pay attention to personal hygiene and cleanliness, and take oral anti-inflammatory medicines and cleaning in time. You may have acute vaginitis. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for routine tests on leucorrhea, mycoplasma, and chlamydia. Pay attention to the hygiene of the perineum. The treatment plan will be determined based on your test results. Do not eat raw, cold, hard, spicy or irritating foods. It is commonly caused by vaginal bacterial infection that causes swelling and exudation of surrounding tissues. In daily life, pay attention to eating a light diet, supplementing vitamins, strengthening nutrition and replenishing water, pay attention to personal hygiene and cleanliness, and take oral anti-inflammatory medicines and cleaning in time.

If the leucorrhea often has a foul odor and abnormal color, it may be a fungal inflammation. It is recommended to rinse with baking soda and then treat it with nystatin vaginal suppository. Changed underwear and clean towels need to be washed and disinfected with boiling water. This can completely kill the mold and avoid spreading it again.

If you have had sex, this is considered vaginitis. If you have not had sex, this is related to diet and personal hygiene. At present, the best way is to develop good living habits, avoid eating spicy and sour foods, change underwear frequently, take a bath frequently, and pay attention to personal hygiene.