4 things a woman should know about her underwear

We use it every day; buy them in different colors, sizes, and designs. But have you ever think about what you should know before purchasing underwear?

Specialists answered some questions about underwear or lingerie for women in Shape magazine. We showed them here for you. Let's read them below and learn what you should consider before buying underwear. Are you ready?

Is it better to wear or not wear underwear when you exercise?
"A bacteria and fungi love moist and warm environments", explains Dr. Doerthe Brueggmann (see his books here). So we recommend that you always have to keep in mind that you should not wear underwear under clothes when you do exercise.
Also, David Bank, founder, and director of the Center for Dermatology, Cosmetic & Laser Surgery, said that an important aspect to consider is the fabric that is made of underwear. The material must have the ability to absorb moisture. An important fact is that, at its discretion, if this kind of sportswear is used, it is no longer necessary to wear underwear because many of these garments have incorporated antibacterial fabric base underwear.
Are thongs are harmful? 
We love using this type of lingerie because we feel sexier, but these clothes are, according to experts, a double-edged sword for women's health. David Bank notes that these garments are the main cause of urinary and vaginal infections in women. In addition David Elmer, Nantucket Cottage Hospital doctor said the female thread or thong helps slide the female genital tract bacteria.
Are the satin and lace bad? 
Actually, the best fabric to buy underwear is cotton because it helps absorb moisture and helps our skin to breathe, according to Christine O'Connor, director of Care for Adolescents Women and Gynecology at The Weinberg Center for Women's Health at Mercy Medical Center.
Is it good to completely shave the pubic area? 
Usually, women often shave the vaginal area because it is something they consider "hygiene" as well as for aesthetic. But the truth is that pubic hair protects the genital region and sensitive skin in that area. But experts know that women are not going to stop doing it because it is something that, in many cases, makes them feel safe and "cleaner". Why do Brueggmann recommends wax because "it is the mildest hair removal method and should be the preferred method, especially if you have sensitive skin or prone to develop infections".