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Re: sweating

From: AdoptASAP (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 29 May 2001 13:13:33 -0500 (CDT)


Learning from several female doctors, you should not be using anythign in the crotch area asside from water and soap. It changes the natural PH balance and other chemicals in your body. Not even the ones made for the vagina. It also can lead to UTI's or yeast infections.

Water and soap are ok as long as the soap is nonfragrant, noncolorized. Cornstarch is also ok. You can add to your inner thighs and around the stomach but not on or in your vagina or rumpus.

I know what you are doing may make you feel and smell better, but it could be doing even more damage then prefer.

At Tue, 29 May 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>I don't have a problem with smelling in the crotch area, but I do use
>babypowder every morning after my shower all over my body including the
>crotch area. Especially in all the cracks and crevices (stomach and under the
>boobs). It really helps especially in the summer. I get rashes on my thighs
>(from the friction) when I wear shorts or skirts if I don't use the powder.
>My main sweating problem is my head area (I sweat from the inside out) and
>under my armpits. I have ruined many blouses and shirts from sweating. I now
>stock up on those protective pads to wear under your armpits. They have been
>a life saver. I love the new Johnson and Johnson Lavender and Chamomile baby
>powder. I too also find that the Dial antibacterial soap works the best.
>Christine




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