Some women wear thongs for sex appeal; others wear them to eliminate an obvious panty line. But is it healthy to constantly wear thongs? Unfortunately, according to several articles I have stumbled upon, it is not healthy. Continuously wearing thongs can result in yeast infections, chafed skin, possible UTI’s (not proven), and in some rare instances thrush, a fungal infection usually found in the mouth or the vagina, has been reported by some thong wearers. If you have a drawer full of thongs and you are adamant about wearing them, I suggest giving it a rest every now and then. Try alternating your thongs with regular panties occasionally. Also, try to avoid wearing thongs when working out, mainly because exercising tends to increase friction in the buttocks region. Friction, sweat and heat are a tragedy waiting to happen. Why is this important? You should work hard to protect your female region from any type of infection, as infections can result in irritation, rashes, and odor, none of which are attractive. For the men, who are reading this post, I hope this information will make you a little more empathetic or at least alter your expectations.
Source: WebMD.com, EHow.com, Lifescript.com
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