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Can feminine pads cause irritation?
Wearing a sanitary or maxi pad can sometimes leave something unwanted behind — a rash. This can lead to itching, swelling, and redness. Sometimes the rash can be the result of irritation from something the pad is made from.
Can wearing a pad cause irritation?
There are several potential causes of a rash due to wearing a pad. They include friction, an allergic reaction to the pad’s materials, and irritation from heat and moisture.
How can I make my pad not feel like a diaper?
When you first start your period it’s totally normal to feel uncomfortable wearing a pad, but there are loads of ways to avoid that diaper feel.
- Find the perfect fit. First of all, make sure ya wear the right sized pad.
- Wear the right undies.
- Place your pad perfectly.
Does Vaseline help pad rash?
Sometimes petroleum jelly (Vaseline) can help relieve the discomfort caused by a rash. A moisturizing lotion, such as Cetaphil, also may help. Calamine lotion may help for rashes caused by contact with something (such as a plant or soap) that irritated the skin.
Which pad is best for sensitive skin?
Check out this list and go for the pack of rash-free sanitary pads that will suit your flow needs.
- Plush 100% Pure US Cotton Ultra-Thin Rash-Free Sanitary Pads.
- Azah Rash-Free Sanitary Pads.
- Nua Ultra Thin Rash Free Sanitary Pads.
- Sirona Natural Biodegradable Super Soft Black Sanitary Pads.
- Carmesi Sensitive Sanitary Pads.
Do maxi pads feel like diapers?
But while some maxi pads can feel just like wearing an adult diaper, others are specifically designed with comfort and discretion in mind. Always has a one-of-a-kind “My Fit” sizing chart that helps customers purchase the right pad for their panty size and flow.
How do I stop irritation during my period?
How to avoid or lessen itch from irritation
- Try unscented tampons or pads.
- Change brands to try pads or tampons made with different materials.
- Change your tampons and pads frequently.
- Use the appropriate size tampon for your flow, avoiding highly absorbent sizes if not necessary.