Post-sex irritation is more common than anyone talks about. You're not broken, you're not dirty, and you almost certainly don't have an infection — though it's always worth ruling that out. More often than not, there's a straightforward reason your skin is reacting, and a straightforward fix. Here's how to work out which one applies to you. First: what "irritation" actually means here We're talking about any of the following in the hours after sex: Redness, swelling, or a raw feeling around the vulva Itching or a burning sensation A...
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If you've ever stood in the Boots aisle wondering whether "intimate wipes" are just baby wipes with a fancier label, you're not alone. The short answer: no, they're not the same — and using the wrong one can leave you irritated, itchy, or worse. Here's the honest guide we wish someone had given us. What intimate wipes actually are Intimate wipes (also called feminine wipes or vaginal wipes) are single-use cloths designed for the external vulval area — never internally. Three things separate a proper intimate wipe from a baby wipe, makeup wipe, or kitchen...
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