Vaginal Discharge - Pads or What?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wetness is just something she’s going to need to get used to but there are many things she can learn to do to minimize irritation.

Is she drying herself off well after showers before putting on underwear? Doing a good job wiping every time? Does she take showers or baths? Baths can be irritating if soap is used. What type of soap does she use down there? Make sure it’s free of dyes and chemicals and make sure she knows to rinse, rinse, rinse. Is she using clean washcloth and knows how to clean herself very well? Keeping things trimmed up if necessary can help decrease sweating that she may perceive as discharge or discomfort. Agree with different pads and frequent changes. Maybe different underwear as well, make sure they aren’t too tight. Teach her to sleep commando at night.

What horrible advice for a child! Teaching her to trim their pubic hair? There is no scientific basis for that anyway. It does not decrease sweating. Sleep commando? You’re a creep.

What’s wrong with sleeping commando? I’ve done it all my life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wetness is just something she’s going to need to get used to but there are many things she can learn to do to minimize irritation.

Is she drying herself off well after showers before putting on underwear? Doing a good job wiping every time? Does she take showers or baths? Baths can be irritating if soap is used. What type of soap does she use down there? Make sure it’s free of dyes and chemicals and make sure she knows to rinse, rinse, rinse. Is she using clean washcloth and knows how to clean herself very well? Keeping things trimmed up if necessary can help decrease sweating that she may perceive as discharge or discomfort. Agree with different pads and frequent changes. Maybe different underwear as well, make sure they aren’t too tight. Teach her to sleep commando at night.

What horrible advice for a child! Teaching her to trim their pubic hair? There is no scientific basis for that anyway. It does not decrease sweating. Sleep commando? You’re a creep.

. Totally agree. This person is weird. Also- wtf asking if she dried herself sure s towel? It’s not that kind of moisture. 100% this poster is a weirdo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Merino wool underwear. They are pricy, but worth it, imo.

I get these granny panties because I am old
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KOQAH02/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

But WoolX https://www.woolx.com/collections/womens-merino-wool-underwear
and other brands might have more youthful styles.

Yuck. Wool underwear?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can she use a menstrual cup? I have heavy discharge on a cyclical basis, and when I want a break from the wetness, I use the “Sodtdisc” disposable ones (which I also use for periods). It works very well. Much more comfortable than panty liners.

A menstrual cup for some discharge?? You’re insane.

DP. Doubt the PP you responded to understands the difference between spotting and discharge.

Most normal discharge doesn’t come through the cervix.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wetness is just something she’s going to need to get used to but there are many things she can learn to do to minimize irritation.

Is she drying herself off well after showers before putting on underwear? Doing a good job wiping every time? Does she take showers or baths? Baths can be irritating if soap is used. What type of soap does she use down there? Make sure it’s free of dyes and chemicals and make sure she knows to rinse, rinse, rinse. Is she using clean washcloth and knows how to clean herself very well? Keeping things trimmed up if necessary can help decrease sweating that she may perceive as discharge or discomfort. Agree with different pads and frequent changes. Maybe different underwear as well, make sure they aren’t too tight. Teach her to sleep commando at night.

What horrible advice for a child! Teaching her to trim their pubic hair? There is no scientific basis for that anyway. It does not decrease sweating. Sleep commando? You’re a creep.

What’s wrong with sleeping commando? I’ve done it all my life.

Nothing at all wrong with.

Commando also helps avoid yeast infection.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can she use a menstrual cup? I have heavy discharge on a cyclical basis, and when I want a break from the wetness, I use the “Sodtdisc” disposable ones (which I also use for periods). It works very well. Much more comfortable than panty liners.

A menstrual cup for some discharge?? You’re insane.

DP. Doubt the PP you responded to understands the difference between spotting and discharge.

Most normal discharge doesn’t come through the cervix.

A menstrual cup for discharge is overkill and inappropriate. It’s like suggesting wearing a tampon for discharge. You do not wear cups or tampons for anything other than period blood. Not to mention the logistics of even getting it in. Good Lord!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wetness is just something she’s going to need to get used to but there are many things she can learn to do to minimize irritation.

Is she drying herself off well after showers before putting on underwear? Doing a good job wiping every time? Does she take showers or baths? Baths can be irritating if soap is used. What type of soap does she use down there? Make sure it’s free of dyes and chemicals and make sure she knows to rinse, rinse, rinse. Is she using clean washcloth and knows how to clean herself very well? Keeping things trimmed up if necessary can help decrease sweating that she may perceive as discharge or discomfort. Agree with different pads and frequent changes. Maybe different underwear as well, make sure they aren’t too tight. Teach her to sleep commando at night.

What horrible advice for a child! Teaching her to trim their pubic hair? There is no scientific basis for that anyway. It does not decrease sweating. Sleep commando? You’re a creep.

What’s wrong with sleeping commando? I’ve done it all my life.

Nothing at all wrong with.

Commando also helps avoid yeast infection.

So does not wearing a panty liner.