Mesh briefs

Postpartum Sterilized Mesh Underpants

Fishnet panties are an indispensable garment, especially for new mothers.

It is a panty with absorbent support, which allows you to successfully absorb postpartum urine and discharge.
In fact, the expectant mother must bring suitable absorbent panties with her, in order to wear them immediately after giving birth (some hospitals provide them free of charge to the new mother, while others still recommend their use but do not provide them).
Mesh panties should not be confused with paper panties, which are disposable garments generally provided by hospitals and clinics.

What types of fishnet panties exist and which ones we recommend buying

To prevent the risk of dirtying sheets and clothes with natural postpartum female discharge, it is advisable to choose mesh panties with absorbent support, in this way skin perspiration is facilitated and the problem of stains and odors is resolved. On sale it is possible to find disposable or reusable mesh models, both are adaptable to any type of sanitary pad and can be chosen in different sizes. Furthermore, to avoid irritation or bacterial infections, it is advisable to prefer cotton clothing, especially in the presence of post-partum lacerations.

Doubts and frequently asked questions on the use of fishnet panties

Many women, as the birth approaches, express doubts and hesitations about the use of fishnet panties.
Among the most frequently asked questions that women ask themselves as the due date approaches are the following:

• Can fishnet panties be replaced with ordinary elastic panties combined with a sanitary pad?
• Do female diapers guarantee the same performance as mesh panties?

The answer to these questions is naturally negative, common diapers are rather bulky and do not facilitate skin transpiration after childbirth.
Furthermore, a common absorbent, even if very absorbent, is still not sufficient to absorb urine.
It should be emphasized that mesh panties represent the only adequate support to avoid the risk of getting dirty with annoying post-partum losses.