Can't help the itch
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PapaJim MisterIncognito
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steven75099 MisterIncognito
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sam08194 MisterIncognito
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Hi, how have you been getting on? I hope things have improved for you.
I also feel that my own particular brand of pruritus ani is different to what others describe (there seem to be so many different variations, it's a bit bewildering). But it sounds very similar to what you describe. like you I have suffered with it at a young age, and had had it for years already by the time I was 18. It's not worse at night or anything, it's mostly worst when I go to the loo and then exacerbated by any friction, even that caused by walking. If anyone else is experiencing the same thing it would be great to know how you've helped it. Sudo cream is the only thing that comes close to providing any relief usually, but nothing really helps it. Just sitting still, waiting for it to go away.
engel40409 MisterIncognito
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So many uses for Foderma serum. No matter if you have eczema. psoriasis, mosquito bites,poison ivy or any other mild rash that itches, Foderma stops it instantly. Scratching an itch makes it harder to heal that is why you want to use something to make the itching stop. It certainly does that and is very affordable.