Why are girls always wet down there?

The female vagina will regularly secrete some secretions, and leucorrhea is one of the female secretions. Leucorrhea contains mucus secreted by the uterus and a lot of bacteria, as well as some cells shed by the uterus. When the female body is stimulated, it may secrete some transparent liquid, which protects the female vagina. Let’s take a look at why girls are always wet down there?

When a woman is stimulated, such as her nipples being touched or her private parts being touched, she will become very sensitive and her vagina will secrete a clear liquid. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and belongs to sexual stimulation. Once stimulated, the body will respond. When the stimulus is gone, the body will naturally not react.

So, when the lower part is touched, the body is stimulated and reacts, and it becomes wet. That wetness is a normal physiological reaction. When you stop touching, the stimulation to the body stops, the body's reaction also stops relatively, and then the wetness dries up.

Puberty is the period of development for girls, and it is also the period of the most active secretion period, so many girls will feel that their underwear is always wet, and it happens every day. In fact, this is a normal phenomenon, because during the development period, the secretion will increase, and with the arrival of menstruation, this secretion will also increase. This secretion is called leucorrhea, which comes from the cervix and vagina, and contains mucus secreted by the cervix, exudate from the vaginal mucosa,