Question 1

what do i take to make my vagina wet during sex?

Accepted Answer

Lubricant: You can use vaginal lubricant most of which are over the counter. You do not necessarily need medications. The only medication newly available is "Osphena" and only in post menopausal women.

Question 2

what suppliments can i take to make my vagina more wet?

Accepted Answer

Wet vagina=arousal: In women prior to the menopause, vaginal "wetness" occurs with sexual arousal, and dryness suggest that more time is needed to become aroused.  If you feel you are sufficiently aroused, there are vaginal lubricants available over-the-counter that increase wetness.  Most post-menopausal couples rely on lubricants with sex, as the vagina doesn't respond by producing moisture in the same way.

Question 3

how do i keep my vagina wet?

Accepted Answer

Gynecologist: Your gynecologist may prescribe either topical estrogen cream, skin patch, or place you on oral estrogen with or without Progesterone only if he/she feels it's warranted after examining you. The least amount of these medications should be used for this problem.

Question 4

what helps keep the vagina wet?

Accepted Answer

Nature: The normal vaginal and cervical secretions keep the vagina moist and clean.

Question 5

how to get vagina wet naturally?

Accepted Answer

Arousal: You will have significant lubrication during arousal phase. If not using olive oil could help moisturize and lubricate.

Question 6

why is my vagina no longer wet and im only 18?

Accepted Answer

Unsure: The normal vaginal discharge will wax and wane during the menstrual cycle, so it would be common for a women to notice some variation in vaginal moisture during the cycle.  If you have noted a persistent decrease in the vaginal moisture, you will need to have an exam in order to determine the cause.

Question 7

why is my vagina excessively wet? is it normal

Accepted Answer

Depends: if its normal for you to have that amount of physiologic discharge, then its ok. 
If you feel its in excess or if it smells foul or smells like urine, you may have other issues complicating the matter. See your gyn for a exam and evaluation.

Question 8

what happens when my vagina starts getting wet ?

Accepted Answer

Vaginal secretions: The vagina gets lubricated during sexual stimulation. You can experience moisture from sweat and exercise. Vaginal infections can cause discharge.

Question 9

is it healthy for my vagina to be wet all the time?

Accepted Answer

Rule out vaginitis: Bacterial vaginitis can cause copious secretions to be present. A yeast infection causes white thick secretions. Bacterial vaginitis can cause thin dark or green secretions &amp; fishy odor that you may not smell. The best advice is to visit an OB/GYN to have an exam. An OB/GYN is a specialist who knows the most about reproductive health of women.  http://www.acog.org/Patients/FAQs/Vaginitis

Question 10

is it normal for a womens vagina to be wet all the time?

Accepted Answer

Vaginal moisture: At age 43, as menopause approaches, you are indeed fortunate that this mechanism is still working as most women complain of vaginal dryness from the reduction of estrogen.

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