Will it come off of underwear if i don’t wear pads?
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You should first check to be sure that the discharge is nothing serious. It will wash off but it is more hygienic to use panty-liners for everyday use.
That’s a question that every adult woman faces. They make tiny liner pads for days when you’re not bleeding: those protect your underwear. However, the white discharge will come off in the wash. It’s up to you.
Milky white discharge is normal and water soluble. It may also be Candida, vaginal bacteriosis or caused by the oral contraceptive.
The white discharge does come out of your underwear. And instead of wearing a pad, they have things called pantiliners. Theres thiner and dont feel as bulky.
no just try thin liners for your underwear. you can get them basically anywhere.
You may wan to try a pantyliner or a ultrathin
wear a panty liner
It does go on your underwear so yeah i would wear a really light pad.
Wear a pantyliner instead. Pad is too big? or long? not suitable.