Baking Soda and LS
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It is just a thought - I'm brushing my teeth with baking soda, to help my Lichen Planus. And it seems to help to keep the Lichen Planus at bay.
Just today I had the idea to add a bit of baking soda in the spray bottle I use to rinse my recently 'renewed' (dilation procedure) bottom.
Does anyone else have experience or knowledge as to what baking soda can accomplish and perhaps why?
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Morrell1951 hanny32508
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"With its natural pH neutralizing effects, baking soda serves a variety of purposes. The compound is effective for reducing pain, eliminating infection and treating inflammation.
As such, sodium bicarbonate is used to treat a variety of conditions. Acne, allergies, canker sores and bacterial infections can successfully be treated using a baking soda regimen. Burns, bee stings, and cysts also respond well to treatment with the compound. Other conditions including fatigue, cough, congestion, flatulence, gout, gum disease and others can also be treated using baking soda."
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"Health Benefit of Baking Soda #4: Dermatological Conditions. British researchers found that adding one-half cup of baking soda to bathwater soothed itchiness and irritation in patients with psoriasis. And a paste made of baking soda mixed with a little water and dabbed on sunburn, insect bites, allergic rashes, and skin exposed to poison oak/ivy reduces discomfort. That same paste also makes a nice, gentle exfoliant."
hanny32508 Morrell1951
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I'm watchng an art film that has a few shots of vulva. It struck me tonight that I've always found images of fleshy, wrinkly ones bizarre. But of course, it has to be wrinkly at rest in order to stretch. We flatties have no accordion to expand.
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suzanne00 Morrell1951
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hanny32508 Morrell1951
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Your question why it should not be repeated - how often can you do this to skin? Especially the kind of skin that has suffered so much already. In my opinion you're then inviting other problems to occur.
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suedm Morrell1951
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Think tampon shock syndrome!
I wonder whether having lubricated dilators should be the answer- night and morning - of the RIGHT size could keep the lumen patent
suedm Morrell1951
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Up noses -in sinuses - fissures - for drainage of fluids etc. Not sure what happens these days - could have more sophisticated practices
Morrell1951 suedm
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hanny32508 Morrell1951
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Next week I have another appointment and till then I'll struggle on. I have purchased some Calendula oil, which is nice fatty. This may prevent the layers from wanting to cling on to each other, perhaps. For now it is very soothing.
Keep your creative thinking caps on. We may invent something.
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