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Step 1
Wear cotton underwear because it will help you absorb moisture and because “cotton breathes,” it will allow air to circulate down there.
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Step 2
Do not douche all the time, because doing this on a regular basis will only alter the pH balance of the vagina
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Step 3
Do not use vaginal deodorants and sprays; yes, these products will make your womanly area smell nice but (there is always a but) they usually cause irritation.
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Step 4
Always use un-scented tissue/toilet paper because perfumes can cause irritation and actually increase vaginal discharge
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Step 5
See your physician if you notice that your vaginal discharge is becoming heavier than usual because this could be a sign of infection.
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Step 6
Change your brand of oral contraceptives if you notice that your vaginal discharge has suddenly increased when you started taking them.
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Step 7
Wash your vagina with anti-bacteria soap, doing this will keep your vagina clean and control discharge
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Step 8
Do not wear underwear made of nylon fabric.
