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Re: embarassing itchFrom: Robin (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 18 Dec 2000 13:27:23 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 18 Dec 2000, Jules wrote: > >Can anybody help? I have an itch on one side only of the labia majora. I >have had this problem for at least 8 years. I have been to several >Doctors who have tested for all of the appropriate STD's as well as >prescribed many different creams (including one's for thrush), nothing >has worked. I have even tried to use non-soap cleansers. The area is >always dry and irritated. Any idea's? Hi Jules, I had this same problem about a year or so ago. The Dr. tried a couple of different creams (at times my cultures were positive for yeast and bacterial vaginosis). There were several times where I was very red and raw, but nothing on cultures. My Dr. did a vulvar biopsy, where they numb an area and take a little biopsy and send it to the pathologist to see if there is something going on. After the results came back, I was put on two different creams/ointments and it worked. Talk to the Dr. about doing a biopsy if all else has failed. I know this is not a comfortable thing to go through. Another thing for soothing the area. You can use the Aveeno Oatmeal Baths and also use a bag of frozen peas as an ice pack to the vaginal area. It molds perfectly. Also use Dove Unscented for Sensitive Skin. Try to use detergents that are dye free/perfume free as well. Hope this helps.
-- Robin
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