Vaginal secrets ladies need to know

1. Vaginal discharge is normal.
2. Wearing panty liners 24/7 is not necessary.
3. Vaginas are acidic enough to bleach fabric, hence the discoloration of underwear.
4. Longer labias are more normal than smaller ones (but both are fine).
5. A mans sperm can throw off your PH balance and also change the smell of your vagina.
6. It is not safe for vaginas to smell like sunshine and flowers so quit expecting it to.
7. Stop douching and washing your vagina with bath&body works, and Victoria secret. They are not healthy for the vagina.
8. The vagina cleans itself you should know that.
9. Having sex has no correlation of how "tight" your vagina is.
10. Yeast infections are common but treat it immediately.
11. The best thing you can do for your vagina is to leave it alone.
12. If your vagina stinks or your discharge stink and has a color than go see a gynecologist and stop trying to blame cause you stink.
13. Let your vagina breathe.
14. The vagina is the narrow canal that runs inside the body, not the whole genital area.
Do not use soap in your vagina.
15. Always urinate after sex to rinse the urinary tract of fluids that could be caught there and can cause UTIs.
16. Drink water.
17. Invest in cotton panties ladies. Wearing silk, satin and lace seven days a week will throw your PH levels off.
18. Stop sprinkling powder on your lady bits, stop immediately! Talcum causes cancer. Stop it!
19. Also the vagina is a natural sperm killer, except when you’re ovulating with the exception of a very high ph level.

Main syndromes of common #STIs among others: urethral/vaginal discharge, genital ulcers, lower abdominal pain http://t.co/ZKJXqVWT21
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) May 29, 2013

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