i am always wet down below; its water maybe sometimes a white substance? what is it from? and how do you stop?
110737
You have normal vaginal secretions.  When you see white substances, this is probably cervical fluid.  Cerival fluid helps sperm reach the egg more easily (the vagina and cervix are very acidic and normally kill sperm quickly. . . cervical fluid helps sperm move faster and minimizes the acidicy).  You should notice a cyclic nature to your secretions.  Starting out with your period, then fairly watery for a few days, then sticky for a few days, then a day or two when the fluid seems like egg whites, then back to water until your period comes again.  If this is what you are experiencing (or something similar to this) then everything is normal.  If you have secretions that are chunky (like cottage cheese) or smell foul (like fish), then you should see a doctor as you likely have an infection of some sort.
430059
water is too wet for me boo water
1096285
i know...ohhh don't explain this way...i think i am getting wet....aaaaahhhhhhh
350728
sounds like your pitting (retaining fluid) how is your blood pressure you may need a diuretic- water pill I would not let that go on drink plenty of water and go to your Doctor heart problems are the silent killer and if it is that you are retaining fluid it may be heart related
109300
enter into therapy there may be something you need to address before you can stop with the bed wetting.\n\nOr any of the following... don't drink before you go to sleep, pee before you go to sleep, set your alarm to wake yourself periodically through the night.
854599
Yesn its only water because really all it is, is the weight of water pushing down on you.
121914
That means you're not hydrated enough.  Drink more water.
1109553
I don't know why, but USUALLY it slows enough while you are in water that it virtually stops. However, it doesn't always stop (trust me, been there). Your best bet if you are going swimming is to use a tampon. Better safe than sorry.
474070
try changing your soap or towel.  I doubt it is the water because then your hand would itch after washing your hand or doing anything in tap water.  IF the itching stops or continues with one gone or the other gone, you know you have you culprit
181251
Running.\nThe relationship is you colliding with the rain vs the rain hitting you while standing still.\n\nYou ever hear the expression, "Your so thin you have to run around in the shower just to get wet."\n\nUnless you are Fat Albert, most people will get more wet while running.\nBasically, you increase the opportunity for rain to hit you while running.\n\nWalking is just a mild case of the runs, ha ha!
542016
Don't ejaculate, hold it off and let it all out when you can't hold it in anymore. It works like a dam...you keep blocking the water and SUDDENLY let it all go.
236844
try drinking water upside down.  You can also hold your breath and chug water at the same time.
1132679
Maybe it has something to do with the actions you're making.  When you're timing yourself out of water, you're just sitting there right?  But when your under water, you're treding or moving in some sort?  Try timing yourself when your walking around the house or jumping up and down....the blood takes in more oxygen(which means you need more) when its pumping faster.  Just an idea!
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it is wet because it wants to jump down your throat and attack you from the inside as well as the outside. \n\nIt is wet because we get thirsty and will drink it - but also because nasties can be dissolved in it. we will be fooled into drinking it and we get sick.\n\nDamn it for beng wet
1115045
Okay little shaver...whoever told you this is pulling your leg. The next step is to get you to 'experiment' don't do it or you'll be known as a pee drinker for the rest of your life. There is a famous quote about sailors adrift without drinking water "water, water everywhere but not a drop to drink" it doesn't say "Here willy pee in me mug I gots me a terrible thirst to slack"
632551
If you have liquid retention in your ankles, legs or arms, then compression bandaging could be one way to reduce this problem (ie using bandages to wrap your problem area using a certain amount of pressure, hence forcing the water elsewhere and to be slowly absorced)\n\nKeepin the certain part elevated slightly above the body can also help.\n\nLastly, massaging the area can help the body absorb the water.
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If it persists go to your doctor. No messing around with ma nature!