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What causes yellow stains in my underwear?

Let’s be clear on this subject: there are dozens of fluids getting out of any human body, every single day. Sorry, my English might not be precise enough : all these fluids get out through what I will call “holes” — no other available word. Do you ever asked yourself how many types of holes you, me, everybody has ? Forget for a while the one you think of on the first place — related to your question.Nose is one. You know, kleenex thing. Ears, also (ear wax). Eyes, also : tears. Mouth : so many fluids can (an do) go out from it. No details required. All over the body : you swear, 24/24. Through holes. Note that most of these fluids are generally yellowish…Now, let’s go down on the body. Under your panties, as a woman,you have three holes. And there are various fluids getting out of them. 24/24. Urine is the first evident one. Like most women, you probably wipe out the “last drop” after peeing. Super. But… there might be a couple of them that will appear later. Yellow. Not all women are the same here. Then, trough the genital hole. Several fluids can make their way from here. You know them. Besides the peak of the periods, most are yellowish. Keep in mind that here, too, there is (much) sweat. Yellowish. And on the back side, there is also some constant flow. Yellowish, too.So : It is normal ! If you feel it is much too much, see your doctor, there might be a disorder. You can also wear a thin “pad” inside your panties. But keep in mind that your body evacuates at all times a large quantity of yellowish fluids. And that panties are the most exposed ! Let me add that for many women, this is the reason ≠1 to wear them…Do not worry !

Why is my underwear stained yellow?

Hi. I feel your uneasiness for I, too, have a vagina. One which frequently stained perfectly good underwear well beyond childhood. I dont usually wear them anymore (sorry if T.M.I.) because after having my first hellacious yeast infection at age 16 I quickly realized that my chronic (and yellow) underwear wedgie seemed to be the cause.I am not a Dr, but someone nearly as knowledgable; Im 35 with 4 children and while I do suggest visiting a Gynecologist (SO not anything to be afraid of) if you have not already done so and you have either been sexually active or you are feeling discomfort beyond the annoyance of that discharge, I feel quite comfortable suggesting you FEAR NOT, for behold these amazing vaginas we females own are self-cleaning! The yellowness is typically caused by the constant flow of natural secretions that keep germs out, regulate growth of natural flora (yeast..sigh), etc. All you need is a pack of daily-type thin pantyliners or any clean absorbent material really. They are unnoticable feeling and soak up that stuff like magic…as well as the ever increasing supply of sweat you are likely experiencing, also normal, and keep your skivvies clean.You may notice changes in the color and consistency in your vaginal discharge that cycle with monthly horomone changes When you are ovulating there is likely a heavier flow that is clearer, runnier, more useful for those moments your horomones are gearing toward. After ovulation the flow slows and thickens up and likely becomes opaque..milky off white and even pale yellow is normal as long as the consistency is not unusual (the dreaded chunky yeast infection).Vaginas are magically special so embrace yourself and have a good laugh at the discharge’s expense. My friends and I totally call it “vag slime” with no slight hint of embarrassment.Good Luck girlie!!

Why do panties get stained?

This is an interesting question, because it has an answer many people might not know.It is totally normal for a woman to have vaginal discharge. It’s most common while ovulating, breastfeeding, after sex, while aroused, and during your prime child bearing years.The interesting part is that vaginal discharge can be so acidic that it bleaches the fabric of your underwear.

How can I avoid getting brown stains in my underwear?

I’ve come to realise that this is more of a problem as you get older. For some reason your stools become loser and leave more behind which takes a lot of cleaning up, usually not fully. The trick here is to empty your bowels first thing in the morning, have a good wipe with paper towels, and then finish of in the shower by moving the shower head over the affected area and rinsing well first. You can then lather up all over as normal, including down below, and rinse your body a second time. Another thing you can do is to cut down on your sugar intake, and don't eat too much fibre. I hope this helps you find a stain free future!

My girlfriend's underwear always has stains on it. Is this normal?

Yes it is normal! The cleanest and most beautiful gal I’ve ever been with (my current girlfriend) gets stains in her underwear. They’re usually from an unexpected period so they have kind of a red tint. It only happens occasionally but you don’t throw away 10 dollar victoria’s secret logo-print boy shorts because of a small stain, you start a “period panty” drawer.Sometimes after a long work day she may get a whitish discharge type stain that smells pretty funky but that’s normal too. The vagina has all kinds of bacteria on it that keep it healthy. These bacteria proliferate throughout the day and they’re going to smell and secrete stuff. That’s just nature.I’ve never seen brown stains but my girl takes these really tiny, hard poops where she doesn’t even have to wipe but maybe once. I poop 2 times a day and I don’t get brown stains though, so if she has brown stains she may have a hygiene problem. If that is the case, you should probably notice some nasty poop smells during intimacy.If it’s a yellowish pale stain it could be discharge from a recurring infection (UTI, STD) but that comes with a lot of other things you or she should notice, like a consistent unpleasant odor or burning sensations during urination.On a final note, my girlfriend and I are very comfortable with each other so these kinds of things aren’t a big deal, nor are they embarrassing, but they do have the potential to be! If you notice other things that point to an actual health problem, you may want to bring it up but otherwise don’t worry about it.