Why is my lower body always wet?

Because of the special structure of women's private parts, which are completely exposed to the outside, abnormal conditions can easily occur if the usual maintenance methods are not in place. Dampness in the lower body is a typical condition, which is generally caused by physiological factors. The situation of each woman is different. We can understand the common factors so that we can better solve them. So, why is your lower body always wet? Let’s take a look at the reasons below.

1. Heavy sweating

Some women sweat a lot, and it's not just their faces that are prone to sweating, but their entire bodies. Therefore, women's private parts will also sweat. If the sweat is not evaporated in time or absorbed by the underwear, it will remain on the surface of the private parts, eventually causing the private parts to become damp.

In addition, if the amount of sweat is large, some of the sweat from the upper body will flow downwards and is likely to flow to the private parts. Due to the obstruction of pubic hair, a large part of the sweat will remain in the private parts. This will undoubtedly aggravate the moisture in the private parts.

2. Excessive leucorrhea

When a woman is not menstruating, her vagina will discharge leucorrhea, a clear liquid. Some women do not know how to take care of themselves, which leads to an inexplicable increase in leucorrhea. When the leucorrhea is discharged and gets on the underwear, the private parts will rub against the underwear, and a lot of leucorrhea will be attached to it, causing the private parts to become moist.

3. Excessive residual urine

After a woman urinates, there will be some urine residue, especially for women with more private hair. During urination, these hairs may be stained with some urine, plus the urine remaining in the urethra. It means that a lot of urine has accumulated in the private parts. If you wear non-absorbent underwear, your private parts will become very wet.

How do women protect their private parts?

1. Wear cotton underwear

Underwear is in direct contact with the skin of the private parts. Good underwear is more beneficial to the health of the private parts. Underwear made of cotton material is softer, comes in direct contact with the skin, and is less likely to cause irritation. In addition, underwear made of this material is also more sweat-absorbent. It is especially suitable for people who sweat a lot in the private parts, because the sweat is absorbed away, and the private parts are naturally drier.

And women who sweat a lot should change their underwear frequently. For example, when a woman is at work, if she goes home for lunch, she might as well change her underwear. In this way, the private parts can be less susceptible to moisture.

2. Develop the habit of wiping after urination

After a woman urinates, a lot of urine will remain on the surface of her private parts. If it is not wiped off in time, it will easily breed bacteria. It is also easy to soak the underwear, causing the private parts to be wrapped in wet underwear all the time, which will increase the reproduction rate of bacteria.

It should be noted that you should wash your hands before urinating, and then wipe them with clean and relatively soft toilet paper, because the private parts are relatively fragile. Toilet paper that is too rough may scratch the skin of your private parts.

3. Exercise regularly