Is it okay for girls to get wet easily?

A healthy body can always give people a good mood. Many women always feel that their underwear is inexplicably wet in a large area. The sticky feeling makes people feel embarrassed and uncomfortable, but they are too embarrassed to speak out, which brings a lot of confusion to female friends. So how does this actually happen?

Why do girls get so wet down there?

1. Excessive secretions before, during, and after the menstrual period: Women’s vaginal secretions are also called vaginal discharge. Vaginal secretions are composed of secretions from the vaginal mucosa, the cervical canal, and the uterine wall glandular ducts. Generally speaking, before and after a woman's menstrual period, the pelvic hemorrhage will cause the secretions of the vaginal mucosa to increase. At this time, women's secretions tend to increase more than usual, so they will feel "very wet" down there.

2. Vaginal sweating: There are sebaceous glands around the vagina and they also sweat. If you are in a relatively hot environment, or if you have done strenuous exercise and sweat a lot, it is easy to feel "very wet" down there. At the same time, if the underwear material is not breathable enough at this time, it provides an environment for the growth of bacteria, which can easily cause women to be infected with vaginitis.

3. Protect the inner wall of the vagina: During sexual intercourse, the woman's vagina will be in a moist state. These secretions can protect the woman's vaginal wall from damage and help improve the quality of sexual life. Sometimes women may feel pain due to various factors such as sexual desire and physiology, and sometimes insufficient fluid secretion may cause women to feel pain.

Is it a disease if there is a lot of leucorrhea with an unpleasant odor?

Under certain circumstances, it is normal for women to have vaginal moisture. If you feel uncomfortable, you can improve it by paying attention to daily cleaning. However, some women constantly feel a damp and uncomfortable feeling in the vagina, which is usually caused by excessive leucorrhea with an odor. Is it a disease if there is a lot of leucorrhea with an unpleasant odor? In fact, the amount of vaginal discharge changes with the changes in the body's endocrine levels during the menstrual cycle. If there is a lot of vaginal discharge and other symptoms are present, you should be alert to whether it may indicate the occurrence of gynecological inflammation. For example, if there is a lot of leucorrhea and the color turns yellow or green, and it smells bad, it may be a symptom of vaginitis; if there is a lot of leucorrhea, irregular menstruation, and pain in the lower abdomen, it may be chronic pelvic inflammatory disease.

It is very important for female friends to prevent gynecological inflammation and ensure that the private environment is fresh and clean. If the humidity in the vagina is always too high, it is easy to get infected. Therefore, women should ensure the cleanliness of the vagina. If they feel the vagina is sweating, they should change their underwear in time. At the same time, they should use cotton and breathable underwear and do not wear tight pants often. In addition, if other abnormal symptoms are found, you should go to the hospital for a test to eliminate the possibility of the disease.