Why are women's underwear always wet?

In daily life, many women will easily find that their underwear is always wet. Wet underwear will not only easily lead to the growth of some bacteria, but also make the body uncomfortable. There are many reasons for wet underwear. Generally, this may be a secretion from the female vagina, or a situation caused by ovulation. Gynecological inflammation can also easily cause the underwear to be always wet.

1. Ovulation period

When women reach the ovulation period, they often experience an increase in vaginal discharge and other conditions. Therefore, when you observe the vaginal discharge, you will find that the color of the vaginal discharge is relatively clear and sticky, there is no odor in the private parts, and there is no itching. This is a normal phenomenon of ovulation. The underwear becomes wet due to this reason only lasts for a while, so there is no need to worry too much.

2. Vaginitis

Vaginal inflammation can also cause an increase in secretions from the private parts, causing the underwear to become wet. Generally, the secretions on the underwear are grayish white or grayish yellow in color, with a little bit of odor, and pain will occur during sexual intercourse, accompanied by itching symptoms.

If symptoms of vaginitis occur, patients should go to the hospital for treatment in time. During treatment, sexual intercourse should be avoided because vaginitis can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. In addition, maintain good private hygiene and eat a light diet.

Cervicitis can also cause wet underwear, because increased vaginal discharge is its main manifestation. Whether it is cervicitis can also be observed through other symptoms. For example, if there is sticky or purulent leucorrhea, or even visible blood in the leucorrhea, there may be bleeding during sexual intercourse, and it is accompanied by symptoms such as itching, back pain, and lower abdominal pain, then it is very likely cervicitis.

If you have symptoms of cervicitis, you need to go to the hospital in time and receive treatment under the guidance of the hospital. You can use Chinese medicine or Western medicine. At the same time, you should also pay attention to daily cleanliness and hygiene. If it is acute cervicitis, sexual intercourse must be prohibited during the treatment period.

One of the main symptoms of endometritis is also increased vaginal discharge. The patient's leucorrhea is generally light yellow and thin like water, and there may also be symptoms of blood in the leucorrhea. If you suffer from endometritis, the amount of menstrual bleeding will increase significantly and the menstrual period will be significantly prolonged.

Patients can take antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor. In daily life, patients with acute endometritis should pay attention to rest, preferably in a semi-recumbent position. It is better to eat nutritious and liquid food to keep bowel movements smooth.

When your underwear is always wet, you should first think about whether you are in your ovulation period. You can judge by the nature of your vaginal discharge, whether it has any odor, and how long it lasts. If your underwear is wet for a long time, you should consider that it is caused by medical factors. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis in time. Do not take medicine casually or clean with wash liquid privately, so as not to disrupt the acid-base balance in the vagina and aggravate the condition.