Chafing vs. Support - Help Please!

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aoikirin
aoikirin Posts: 143
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I have always had inner thigh chafing, but now that I have reached normal weight I don't have it much. I do have some loose excess skin there, but not enough to create huge problems. Part of the solution for me has been for me to use Underarmour compression shorts that go all the way to the knee. I don't even have to use vaseline anymore as a lubricant between my thighs.

In spite of all my progress, there is one thing I have noticed that disturbs me some. The compressions shorts offer ZERO support, and I am definitely a man in need of that due to the general dimensions of my appendages in the area. It is very uncomfortable running around all day at work with my stuff flying around unsupported. I don't get chafed, which is fantasticm, but I have no support.



I was hoping someone would have a suggestion about a solution I could use. I wear dress pants at work with the underarmour.

Thanks

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  • endoftheside
    endoftheside Posts: 568 Member
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    I am not a man, so may be totally off here, but could you wear regular underwear and then the compression shorts over them? Or how about boxer briefs?
  • m4ttcheek
    m4ttcheek Posts: 229 Member
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    jock strap
  • n3ver3nder
    n3ver3nder Posts: 155 Member
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    Make sure you're getting the under armour in the right size - it should be relatively tight around the crotch. Also boxer briefs work well for not chafing, because they don't bunch up, and they aren't as expensive as compression shorts.
    Could you wear tight briefs? Like the designer style ones? I only ever got chafing when I wore baggier boxers, they bunched up and caused chafing.

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