Thighs are the only part of the body where chafing occurs
This is incorrect. Chafing can occur in nether regions of the body, including the genitourinary system of women. The vulva is the most prevalent site for vulvovaginal yeast and bacterial infections, which are caused by friction and perspiration. Chafing can happen anywhere in the body, but it's most common around the following areas: underarms, thighs, nipple region and groin are particularly vulnerable. But, chafing can be prevented. In simple words, you must decrease the amount of friction on your skin to prevent chafing. Well, let’s have a look at some of the ways to do this. Stay dry. Wet skin can worsen chafing. Keep your nether regions dry at all times. If you suffer from excessive sweat, then a mild lotion around the area is good to keep you away from sweat. Try wearing loose clothes with rapid dry technology. Anti-Chafing Gels/Creams . Using a good anti-chafing cream or a gel not only prevents you from chafing but also protects your skin for hours against friction and