Do I need to wear underwear after wearing safety pants?

After wearing the safety pants, there is generally no need to wear underwear again. Safety pants are designed to have the basic functions of underwear. Wearing additional underwear may affect breathability and increase discomfort.

Safety pants are made of highly absorbent material that effectively absorbs secretions and keeps you dry. Its waist elastic band and leg leak-proof design can fit the body curve and avoid side leakage problems. The surface layer of most safety pants is made of breathable non-woven material, which can reduce the stuffiness and the probability of bacterial growth when worn alone. During daily activities such as walking, sitting and lying down, the cut of the safety pants can provide sufficient support without the need for underwear to assist in fixing.

A small number of people with sensitive skin may need to wear pure cotton underwear as an isolation layer to avoid direct contact with the synthetic fiber material of the safety pants. When menstrual bleeding is extremely heavy, double-layer protection can reduce the risk of leakage, but care must be taken to replace it in time to avoid local moisture. Some ultra-thin safety pants have a thin anti-leakage layer, so wearing them with underwear can enhance your sense of security, but this is not a necessary choice.

It is recommended to adjust the wearing style according to personal comfort, and give priority to breathable safety pants from regular brands. When using, be sure to replace it every 4-6 hours, and clean the perineal skin before and after replacement. If symptoms such as itching, redness and swelling occur, stop using it immediately and consult a doctor. It can be worn with loose outer pants every day to reduce friction and avoid displacement caused by strenuous exercise.