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August 11th, 2008
Ive been researching for help about gushing/wetness and really havent found that much help. Like most other women I find it terribly embarassing and men of course think its fantastic...

There is a point when it becomes less than great and more of a problem.
When wet becomes soaked..and you no longer are having any fun.
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Feeling good when you are making love is important for both parties involved, but when you have this horrible issue of feeling like you had just wet yourself..you just dont feel very good anymore and like most other women it can ruin the mood.

Embarasment can override pleasure.

Keeping a towel to mop up is still embarassing...though useful.

Ive heard that going on the pill can dry that up, but are there no other solutions out there?
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Sydney123456
replied August 11th, 2008
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A side effect of some birth controls is vaginal dryness, so this may help.

Otherwise, I've always suggested the towel thing. Have you ever spoken with your doc about the prob?
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jackiewag9482
replied August 12th, 2008
same here
i have never had this problem before i was never wet but for the past 4 months i have been with a new partner and i am wet all the time even when im not having sex.Its terrible did u vaginal secretions change?mind goes from watery to kinda thick .Its not a yeast infection i have no itching or burning if u find a pill that helps dry it uo or a solution please let me know.

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BramGal
replied September 8th, 2011
Pin worms?
If you have pin worms this could cause being wet as the worms can stimulate the area. Pin worms are very common and can be treated with an over the counter product. If you notice itching in the anal area that is one sign that you have them. Ask your phamacy for the medication if after researching "pin worms" you think you might have them.
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BramGal
replied September 8th, 2011
Pin worms?
If you have pin worms this could cause being wet as the worms can stimulate the area. Pin worms are very common and can be treated with an over the counter product. If you notice itching in the anal area that is one sign that you have them. Ask your phamacy for the medication if after researching "pin worms" you think you might have them.
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Auddie
replied August 13th, 2008
Hey Jackie, yeah the pill does help. Ive spoken with several other women about it and they all agree with that. I'm sure different ones will have different effects though.

And yeah Sydney I have spoken to a doctor about it and its just considered to be the norm. I cant really see how it feels normal to get that wet though.

So if anyone else out there has any ideas Id love to hear them!
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