What happens when you do not change underwear every day

This is what happens when you do not change your underwear every day

Good personal hygiene also means clean underwear. Since a young age, you always taught us to change our underwear daily. It is a rule. But do you know why it is so important to make this gesture every day? Explanations.

Personal hygiene can be a bit confusing, since excessive cleanliness is not recommended and the lack of hygiene too.
Indeed,  the vagina is an organ capable of self-cleaning and protection . This is the role of the vaginal flora which houses many protective bacteria, promoting immunity of this area. So  clean the inside of the vagina or using harsh products can disrupt the balance of the vaginal ecosystem.  The good bacteria are weakened, which can cause infections.

Furthermore, neglecting  personal hygiene  can also cause infections and many other diseases. And vaginal hygiene is meant, wash regularly, but also change their underwear daily.

Why it is important to change underwear every day

For children as for adults, the rule is the same: it is important to change underwear every day.

The pants can be a real trap bacteria.  Whether at the area  anus  or vagina, the bacteria rampant in this moist environment and can cause irritation of the area or even infections.  These are all reasons why we to bow to that rule; but if you're still not convinced, check out what dirty underwear can cause.

excessive itching
Worn for a long duration, panties accumulate many bacteria that can spread on the surface of the skin. This causes irritation will cause  itching  thereafter.

Eruptions and irritations
Dirty underwear can irritate the skin. Indeed, by dint of scratching this private part, because of the itching, it will eventually irritate and may even catch fire. In this case, the skin irritation may look like burns, but if it is not treated in time, it can turn into open sores or wounds. A situation that you can completely avoid by changing your underwear every day.

This intimate part can be quite difficult to deal with, since it is rarely aired.

strong and unpleasant odors

A strong odor that comes from your crotch is indeed a call to change your underwear.  Besides caused itching and irritation, the fact of not changing her panties every day can result in not very pleasant scent.

Although you have a perfect body care, this part of the body accumulates necessarily bacteria and sweating during the day. Result: it does not feel very good down there.

serious infections
Do not change underwear can also cause serious infections . When you sweat a lot, it can cause excessive moisture. And said moisture said an enabling environment for the growth of bacteria, which can eventually lead to infection . Keeping the same underwear for a long time, you can make the situation worse.

The quality of the fabric of your underwear also has a say here. Indeed, synthetic panties promote sweating and thus infections. Therefore, it is advisable to opt for cotton panties which absorb moisture and does not suffocate the skin.

urinary infection
Burning and pain during urination or very frequent urination; UTIs can be very annoying and difficult to bear. Untreated, they can lead to complications, including pyelonephritis, infection affecting the kidneys.

Normally,  urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria that pass through the vagina to reach the bladder . Thus, by not changing underwear every day, you promote the growth of bacteria and increase the risk of getting a urinary tract infection.

Gestures to adopt to good personal hygiene
According to several studies, it is important to change underwear every day to avoid infection or other annoying problems. People who exercise daily can change up to twice a day, since they sweat a lot. The important thing is to preserve the cleanliness and freshness of this intimate party all day. Also make sure to:

Wash genitals superficially, once or twice per day
Avoid harsh cleansers and soaps
Wash underwear, preferably in the hand
Do not forget to clean the anal area. Always start from the front (vagina) to the back (anus).
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