Are your knickers getting damp?

Perhaps you'd like to try the ones with "wings"?

What does it mean they don't breathe? Wash more often, shave clean like a conscript, don't wear synthetic fabrics, and everything will breathe there. There are processes in the body that cannot be controlled, and the secretion of lubrication is one of them.

Why are the underwear getting wet? Is it from urine or vaginal discharge?

Nothing is damp on me, it's dry from morning till evening and there's no smell.

No. I have a healthy vagina from which nothing leaks, only during ovulation there are small clear discharges, literally 3 days, and periods for 5 days. The rest of the time it's all dry)

You're already in menopause. Any gynaecologist will tell you that discharge in a woman of childbearing age is absolutely normal. And it changes throughout the cycle. Absolute dryness only happens in deep menopause.

Author, you shouldn't be creating disgusting topics on the forum, but rather go to a doctor to determine the nature of your wetting: whether it's urinary incontinence or an infection.

In all healthy women, underwear becomes damp throughout the day.

I'm not in menopause. My periods are like clockwork and I ovulate.
If it's damp in your knickers aside from ovulation, constant dampness, then that's a doctor's job, that often happens with cervicitis.

Granny, the vagina has a way of self-cleaning throughout the day, roughly every hour to hour and a half, so check your lady garden, has it gone off on you

Are you that gynae who's been working for 20 years?

Funny... it's a bit early for me to be a granny, I can still have children, as my gynaecologist said. You probably fed your 'nourisher' all sorts, that's why it's leaking who-knows-what, cleaning itself of all sorts of filth, but I've taken care of mine, cherished and pampered it, only one husband, so everything's nice and clean and healthy with me, and you should scoot off to the doctor.😁

At the end of the day, I have marks on my underwear... I think everyone has that. And it's discharge from the vagina, not urine.

Underwear should not be wet if you are not aroused and not ovulating. Only a small amount of clear mucus may be present. If it's damp down there, get checked for STIs.

They get wet if you've pissed yourself.

Do you possibly have an infection? Like thrush or bacterial vaginosis. Then Macmiror Complex could help.

Not from urine, I don't know

Me too, thanks, I thought I was the odd one out.

Why is that? What's it related to?

The vagina is the only self-cleaning organ in the body.

Not the only one, ears for example are too

idiot

Ahaha

What's washing got to do with it, you're a complete arsehole

Your mum, is she?)

Both

Yes

I am currently 21 years old. Since I was 15, I often go without underwear because I don't like the smell from discharge and urine. The discharge flows, and I can wet my underwear a lot, so I walk around wet and don't wear underwear. I am now 21, and I wet myself and smell from my discharge and urine. Men still have sex with me because they want my pussy, and I give it to them.

You shouldn't wash too often

Girls, what are you arguing about? Some people might have more discharge, others less. I can't go without panty liners, even though I get checked every six months. And I have a friend who has never used panty liners at all, and she's completely dry down there. And that's normal for her too. That's just how our cleansing system works. Mine is heavier, hers isn't.

Have you gone mad, I didn't 'feed' mine anything either, I've been to the gynaecologist - I'm healthy, but there are still discharges

Actually, everyone's knickers get a bit damp after going for a wee.

And what's your weight? Are you sure it's getting damp from discharge, and not from sweat in the folds? The thing is, the elastic on knickers rubs the groin, and accordingly, irritates the sweat glands. So there you have it, dampness

Lactacyd wipes help me after each visit to the toilet.

I want to sleep with you, have my child—you're a healthy woman!

Let's meet up, I fancy you.