There is always dirt under women

For many women, they will encounter such a situation. After wearing underwear for a day, when they change it at night, they find that there is a lot of dirt on it, mixed with some liquid, and some hardened ingredients, which are faintly visible and smelly. What is the reason for this situation? What is that dirt on your underwear? Many people may not know this, let’s learn about it together.

The appearance of yellowish dirt on women's underwear requires consideration of whether it is secretion. As a necessary secretion of the main parts of the human body, it will continue to appear with the metabolism of the human body, especially under the influence of menstruation. When the menstruation is clean, the amount of secretion is small, and it appears whitish and sticky. But if it comes to the ovulation period, the amount of secretion will increase significantly, appearing like egg white. After the ovulation period, the secretion will become more turbid and the amount will be small. This secretion will be lost in the underwear, causing the underwear to have a wet spot all the time.

When the human body is in a diseased state, the amount of secretions will also change. For example, if this key part of the human body is inflamed or has a cancerous tendency, the amount of secretions will increase significantly. Some women will have a leucorrhea-like secretion, and they will find an itchy feeling in the genital area. Some women have thinner pus-like, yellow-green leucorrhea, and even foamy plastic, which are symptoms of candida. The most serious is the appearance of bloody leucorrhea, which is mixed with blood when the discharge is found, which is usually more dangerous.

Speaking of blood stains and dirt on underwear, we need to consider whether it is caused by menstrual infiltration. During the menstrual period, some women neglect to change their sanitary napkins, resulting in leakage. At this time, they will find that menstruation secretly flows out and sticks to the underwear. In this case, the underwear cannot be washed clean at all. Over time, the areas with menstruation may turn yellow.

If there is dirt on the underwear, you need to consider whether there is urine residue. Every time you urinate, women subconsciously use paper to wipe their lower body. This is to prevent urine from sticking to the underwear. However, in some cases, even if you use paper to wipe the lower body after defecation, due to physiological abnormalities, such as urinary urgency and inability to hold it, the urine sticks to the underwear, and gradually turns yellow.

In addition to urination, defecation also needs attention. In daily life, although some women wipe their buttocks after defecation, some secretions will still cause some dirt on their underwear, not to mention those who cannot wipe their buttocks after defecation. They will find that the dirt on their underwear includes feces and E. coli.

It is not difficult to see that the impact of dirt on underwear is still very large. We must be very vigilant about these reasons. Scientific research and medical improvement are the most beneficial to health. It is recommended that everyone develop a good habit of cleaning the lower body and changing underwear every day. The underwear that is taken off must be cleaned. During the cleaning process, avoid mixing it with other clothes.