Tips on how to deal with underwear that always gets stuck in the crotch

Crotch sticking in underwear can be improved by adjusting the size of the underwear, choosing the right style, paying attention to the material, keeping the area clean and dry, and replacing loose underwear in a timely manner. Crotch sticking is usually caused by underwear that is too small in size, unreasonable in pants design, lack of elasticity in the fabric, or deformation after long-term wearing.

1. Adjust the size of underwear

Measure your waist and hips to choose the corresponding size to avoid any traces caused by tight underwear. Please refer to the brand size chart before purchasing, as there may be differences between different brands. When trying on the pants, make sure the waistband fits but does not compress the skin and leaves 1-2 fingers of space in the crotch.

2. Choose the right style

Boxer briefs or boxer briefs can reduce friction at the base of the thighs, and the high-waist design can prevent the waistband from sliding down. When exercising, choose professional sports underwear with breathable mesh. People who sit for long periods of time should avoid briefs that are too tight. For special needs, such as pregnant women, you can choose the belly support model.

3. Pay attention to material selection

Blended fabrics such as modal and bamboo fiber are both elastic and hygroscopic. Pure cotton underwear should be selected with 5%-10% spandex added. Avoid materials with more than 30% chemical fiber content. In summer, you can choose natural breathable fabrics such as silk.

4. Keep the area dry

Change underwear promptly after sweating and use weak acidic lotion to clean the perineum. Choose seamless stitching to reduce friction, and wear a loose nightgown at night to promote ventilation. Obese people can apply a small amount of talcum powder on the groin.

5. Change underwear regularly

Aging of elastic fibers will cause the crotch to become loose and deformed. It is recommended to replace underwear with new ones every 3-6 months. Avoid high temperature drying when washing, and drying in a cool place can extend the service life. If you find that the elastic band of the waistband has lost its elasticity, you should eliminate it immediately.

You should choose light-colored underwear for daily use to facilitate observation of abnormal secretions. Newly purchased underwear must be washed first to remove residual chemicals. It is recommended to change special underwear before and after exercise, and choose menstrual pants that are one size larger than usual during menstruation. If the crotch still remains stuck with skin damage after adjustment, skin diseases such as tinea cruris or eczema need to be investigated. Make it a habit to wash and change your skin every day, and use it with moisturizer to relieve friction and discomfort.