This $8 swap could help solve a common condition that causes burning down there

New York Post Composite/ Step One The stickiness. The sweat. The feeling that your underwear is working against you, instead of for you. Nobody likes chafing, but it’s a common problem — especially in the summertime, when the heat and humidity crank up a notch, leaving the skin more prone to sweat and moisture. According to the Cleveland Clinic, chaffing occurs from repeated friction when the skin rubs against itself and wears down the protective outer layer. Increased moisture can make chaffing worse by softening the skin, making it more sensitive to irritation. And certain clothing materials can also increase the uncomfortable, burning feeling. The good news is that there are ways to help prevent chaffing, and choosing the right underwear can make a major difference. Among the brands ste