A Camgirls Guide To A Healthy, Happy Pussy
Very Useful Information Ladies!
Jun 12 2016 12 comments 3,259 16
We use our vaginas (your inner bits) and vulvas (your outer bits, including the clit) a lot,. and we get to know them very, very well. We know what each and every inch of our pussies feel like, and we can usually tell when something is wrong. So how can we prevent these health problems in the first place? Here are some tips for keeping your vage happy and healthy!
Douching and Washing
Do. Not. Douche. You will disrupt your vagina’s pH levels (acidity), leading to increased risk of bacterial infection. It doesn’t get rid of STI or sperm cells, and douching or washing will only exacerbate the problem. Your vagina is a self-cleaning organ filled with good bacteria, so the most you have to do is wipe your outer labia with a clean, damp wash cloth. If your discharge smell off, talk to your doctor. Be careful when washing the rest of your body and shaving, too. You don’t want soap or shaving cream between your lower lips.
Perfume & Body Products
Like douching, washing, and shaving, perfumed products contain harsh chemicals that can irritate your bits and make you smell fishy. Use gentle detergent when washing your underwear, and avoid dryer sheets, sprays, deodorants, lotions, and scented wipes. Do NOT use baby powder (talcum has been linked to ovarian cancer) or baby oil on your vulva or in your vagina.
Food - Do's and Don't's
Certain foods have proven to be beneficial to vaginal health. A few simple diet changes can strengthen your pussy.
Do not put food in your vagina. Yeast feeds off of sugar, so every squirt of whipped cream and every candy cane cum show helps it breed. Edible oil (olive, avocado, vegetable, etc.) isn't safe either.
Safe Sex
Get tested and get your partner(s) tested at regular intervals. You don't have to do it as frequently if you're a solo artist, but infections can remain undetected for months or even years, and something as simple as the wrong kind of lube or an unclean dildo can make the germs multiply. Your primary care doctor should be able to give you an STD test, and many communities have inexpensive options for low-income individuals (check out Planned Parenthood!). Most STDs have no real cure, so please be careful! Also, change condoms before going from oral/anal to vaginal. I use separate toys for anal and vagina play.
Call Your Doctor When You're In Pain & Treat Your Infections
If you're experiencing any kind of pain, go to your doctor immediately. Last October, I started feeling pain deep in my vagina and assumed it was just bruising from pounding myself too hard on cam, so I didn't see my doctor for over a month. It turns out I had an orange-sized dermoid cyst on my left ovary (common and non-cancerous). I couldn’t use my vagina for the last few weeks before surgery, and it took me two months to recover. If I had seen my gynecologist when the pain started, I could have gotten it removed far sooner and prevented some of the long term damage from pushing through the pain.
The most common ailments are yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and trichomoniasis. Talk to your gynecologist about safety precautions and cures.
Remember: Doctors are your friends, so go to your gynecologist at least once per year. Let them know that you’re very sexually active.
Antibiotics
Approach with caution. As a general health rule, you don’t want to rely too heavily on antibiotics. According to the world's leading microbiologists, bacteria are becoming more and more resistant to antibiotics, so talk to your doctor about preventative care and alternative options first. Antibiotics also kill bacteria indiscriminately, killing other bacteria necessary for bodily functions. Your immune system is pretty powerful! However, when you do take antibiotics, make sure you take every single pill and follow up with probiotics. You don’t want the bad bacteria to come back! Ultimately, the more preventative care you take, the less likely you are to get sick. Wash your hands, cook your meat, drink more water, eat less sugar, get some sun, and avoid anti-bacterial products like handsanitizer.
Clean Your Toys
Here are some tips based on material. Make sure you rinse your toys very well, then dry them with paper towels and store them in silk or low-lint fabric. Be careful if they’re battery powered. I rinse mine with boiling water between shows, but that's up to you.
Check out PrincessGrace's article on safe sex toys for more useful info!
Lube
Not all lubes are created equal. The majority will disrupt your vagina's pH levels, so do your homework before buying. Good Clean Love and Sliquid are both good options designed to match your vagina's acidity. Certain materials will break down with silicone-based lube, so check to see if you need to use water-based lube for your toys.
Clothing Matters
Most of the underwear we wear on cam is satiny, lacy, and/or synthetic, and the a lot of us wear tight thongs. Pussy and anal can mean a lot of lube in your panties, and heat and moisture breed bacteria. Get some nice soft, cotton panties, preferably not g-strings or thongs, for when you're not working. You want your pussy to stay moist with its natural lubricant, not soaking in sweat and lube.
Cycling
Be careful! Cycling can lead to genital numbness, pain, and tingling. If you’re having issues, try making a few adjustments. Remember: your pussy is precious. Treat her well, and she’ll love you back.
<3 EmiliaSong
(Republished from my blog! (thelivetimes.blogspot.com)
This is exactly what I needed to read today! Thank you for the great article, it has a wonderful flow to it.
Peaches xxx
Great article!! Been thinking I need to get a separate lube than what I use for anal for my vagina, it just doesn't work too well.
Thanks, everyone! Hopefully I can get a few more done by the end of the summer.
Great article!
Love to see articles with good advice❤ Cattie I have used Coconut oil a few times and it's ok. I prefer good lubricants though I believe I have heard not to use coconut oil as lube with condoms. Some oils deteriorate latex.
I'm not sure about using coconut oil. I'd imagine that it's somewhat better than your average lube. I don't know if the pH level is ideal, though. But yeah, all oils are no-nos with toys and condoms except for glass, metal, and wood.
Really interesting!
you did a good job on this article! Thank u💕
Nice read! 😝
Great tips! Any thoughts on coconut oil? Lots of ladies use as a moisturizer/lubricant. I've yet to see any negative feedback, but I'm still skeptical.
I used coconut oil for 1 week and it seems ok. I have a big problem with lubricants . Tried many types, different brands, all of them giving me a burning sensation. Coconut oil felt really good. Any suggestions for a good lube?
Very useful! Thank you!