Underwear
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I was wondering what kind of underwear is most comfortable. I get a lot of raw chafed areas along where the legs to my panties rub against my skin. These areas will quickly turn into flare ups. Would the ladies boxers work?
I don't know. Any advice or experience?
Thanks! Barbara
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kathleen65757 barbara54246
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barbara54246 kathleen65757
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margaret289 barbara54246
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totally agree with kathleen. Use water only to wash with (unless a washing cream is prescribed) and choose knickers with smooth seems at the top of the leg. Anything else can feel like wearing a hacksaw blade. I can get away with cotton blends, but I agree that as much ventilation as possible is advisable. Keep the area dry but moist (if that doesn't seem like a contradiction). I dry myself with a hairdrier after washing, then use prescribed moisturiser such as Double Base Gel. It seems to work - at the moment.
Chrisy barbara54246
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I would think ladies boxers might make things worse, but hey you will discover what works for some doesn't work for others and vice versa. You have to try for yourself. I'm wondering if real silk is an option. Now that's a thought!!! good luck!
barbara54246 Chrisy
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doreen17521 barbara54246
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kathleen65757 barbara54246
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barbara54246 kathleen65757
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Chrisy kathleen65757
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Kiki55 barbara54246
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Morrell1951 barbara54246
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Carat1947 barbara54246
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I have had to resort to wearing mens cotton boxers shorts.
Morrell1951 Carat1947
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Carat1947 barbara54246
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I just find it hard to believe that no consideration is given to this for women's clothing. All they seem to care about is fashionable sexy underwear for young people.
Morrell1951 Carat1947
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