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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think she should at least wash her lady bits and armpits daily - not very oily, so no excuse there[/quote] You're not supposed to use soap on your lady bits, ever!![/quote] This is not true. You're not supposed to use soap inside your vagina, but [b]you absolutely can use soap on your inner and outer labia. [/b][/quote] Incorrect. Using soap on your mucus membranes causes sever stinging. Are you even a woman? [/quote] NP and yes a woman. Soap does not sting your inner and outer labia. That is so foul that you don’t use soap to clean yourself. Yuck :shock: [/quote] It absolutely does sting your inner labia. I found this out the hard way when I was three.[/quote] You got soap in your VAGINA, that was not your inner labia. Don't put soap into your vagina and you'll be fine.[/quote] Nope, my inner labia. Did you not read the response from the doctor above? “Do not use soap in/[b]on[/b] your vagina. The skin is different there”.[/quote] You (and apparently the doctor) need a lesson in basic anatomy. The labia and the vagina are not the same thing.[/quote] Do not be pedantic, you know exactly what is being shed. How tiresome.[/quote] Not being pedantic at all. People on this forum seem to use the terms interchangeably and the doctor certainly wasn't precise in what s/he was saying. In any event from the Mayo Clinic: [b]Wash your external genital area: During regular baths or showers, use a very small amount of mild, unscented soap and lots of water.[/b] Avoid douching: All healthy vaginas contain bacteria and yeast. The normal acidity of your vagina keeps bacteria and yeast in check. But douching can actually upset this delicate balance. [/quote]
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