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Panty liners have become a useful feminine hygiene product not only during the menstrual period, but during the rest of the month, but wearing panty liners every day carries dangers for women’s intimate health. A gynecologist revealed on her TikTok account what some of these risks are and why women should put aside this practice.

Identified on TikTok as “AnniedeliversMD”, this gynecologist has become relevant for her dozens of videos where he explains the most common experiences lived by his patients and his practical advice for women’s health. Annie points out that frequent use of panty liners can lead to so-called “contact dermatitis”, which is a red, itchy, irritated rash that can easily be mistaken for an infection.

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The doctor points out that vaginal odor is completely normal, unless you have an infection, so there is no reason to try hide it. The discharges are also normal, but the doctor does not recommend using panty liners to avoid staining the underwear.

“I recommend carrying a ziploc bag in your purse. When you feel a shock change your underwear, but don’t use those protectors anymore. The skin of your vulva does not like it”, recommends the gynecologist, who also points out that some women have used them so frequently for so long, that it is possible to distinguish a defined line on their vulvas, as a mark caused by this product.

Symptoms of contact dermatitis

Contact dermatitis is a reddish skin rash that, as its name implies, appears due to contact with a substance such as fragrances, soaps or cosmetics, or due to an allergic reaction to plants or metals.

According to the Mayo Clinic, contact dermatitis can cause a red rash, itching, dry skin, cracks, swelling, burning, sensitivity, and even lumps and blisters with secretions and crusts. Generally, avoiding contact with what causes the reaction is enough to end the problem in two or four weeks, but if the symptoms do not disappear, it will be necessary to consult a dermatologist.


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