How to clean the yellow crotch of underwear?

In daily life, many women have encountered this problem. They change their underwear every day, but the crotch area still turns yellow and cannot be washed away. Even if they wash it many times, it still cannot be washed clean. Generally, there are many reasons for this phenomenon. It may be caused by inflammation or menstruation. In fact, no matter what the reason is, you must pay attention to personal hygiene.

Four reasons why women's underwear turns yellow:

1. Female vaginitis is caused by a decrease in estrogen levels, which leads to thinning of the vaginal mucosa and increased secretions. Among them, yellow watery vaginal discharge can make underwear yellow. If the gynecological anti-cancer scraping is normal and there is no obvious discomfort, no treatment is required.

Women with inflammation will experience increased secretions, odor, vulvar itching, pain, burning and other discomforts. If the secretions turn yellow or change to other colors, they will remain on the underwear and turn it yellow. They should be treated promptly.

2: Urine contamination. The weakening of pelvic support tissue after menopause and unstable bladder function may lead to urinary incontinence. In addition, if women do not use paper towels to wipe their private parts after going to the toilet, urine residue will form in their underwear, and the underwear will gradually turn yellow.

3. Secretion contamination

After puberty, women's endocrine system is active. After puberty, the secretions from the private parts increase greatly, which are easily retained on the underwear. Coupled with the mixed contamination of private sweat and other substances, it is easy to cause the underwear to turn yellow.

What to do if your underwear turns yellow? How to clean the crotch of your underwear?

1. During inflammation, underwear should be scalded with boiling water

Experts recommend that women with fungal or Trichomonas vaginitis wear cotton underwear. After washing, blanch it in boiling water or boil it directly to completely eliminate the germs.

4. Don’t wash with socks

Some women are accustomed to mixing their underwear, socks, autumn clothes, etc. that they take off every day together and wash them in the washing machine. In this regard, experts believe that underwear should definitely be washed separately. Various germs, such as mold, can grow on human feet. If socks and underwear are washed together, the mold may be transferred to the underwear. In addition, the underwear of family members should be washed separately and not mixed together.

3. Use dedicated tools

Underwear must be washed in a special basin and should not be mixed with other clothes to avoid cross-contamination of bacteria. Each time you wash, rub with soap for no less than 3 minutes to allow the bacteria to fully come into contact with the soap, then rinse thoroughly with running water and finally dry in a ventilated place.