If your wife has never ever experienced any irritation from this and she's never gotten a vaginal infection since you've started doing it, it's probably fine. 'And this is assuming the urine is totally sterile.'īut every vagina is different - while some are more prone to infections, others very rarely get them. 'Some women - but not everyone - may be more susceptible to infection just because of the bacteria already present ,' Castellanos says. If this happens, it could make your wife more susceptible to things like yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis. Tons of things can affect vaginal pH, including semen, but it's usually too small an amount to cause much trouble.Īlthough pee is also generally pretty acidic, it is possible that it could throw the vaginal pH out of whack, says Minkin. A healthy vagina is naturally acidic, with a pH between 3.8 and 4.5, which helps protect against infections, says Castellanos. The only real concern would be messing with vaginal pH levels, which is the natural balance of acidity and bacteria in the vagina.
