Clitoris crusty sore bumps
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Hi, sorry for the gross title ;-)
Thats what I have. Crusting over at the hood of the the clitoris and it's unbelievably sore (affects how much I move around as any friction hurts). Is that normal with LS? Also, my lady garden is mostly pale with some white around the edges (edges are also thickened/ leathery). Soooo itchy, can't help scratching which akes it even more sore. Is all that normal for LS? I've resisted going the steroid cream route till now bt think I might cave as so uncomfortable. Been prescribed clob. Any advice appreciated
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Guppy, how do I search for previous threads (doh! ;-) ).
I can't find the one you talked about.
I have the clob now. GP said not tpo use it on exposed areas?? Clitoris is exposed I think, which is why it's so sensitive :-(
Ah... itching!!! Drives me to distraction!!! How to stop scratcing?!
Have you found that the clob thins your skin?
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If you scroll to the top of this page you will see in red writing " Lichen Sclerosus" (its next to Womens Health) just click on that, and then scroll down and you will see lots of posts from other women regarding LS, If you go to the first thread it says "New to LS start here" click on that, and then scroll down and you will see a link to a webinar from Dr Goldstein, called "Lichen Sclerosus The Unspoken Pain" this is worth watching, it lasts about an hour, and he appears to be the most knowledgeable individual thus far on Lichen sclerosus, so its worth looking at as it will explain a lot, how the clob works, and why its important, and he addresses peoples concerns regarding Clob thinning the skin.
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Have been told it's all related to LS, but I can't see how the clob will calm that down too?
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Wonder that you are not to put clob on exposed areas. When I told my gyn that my clitoris was stimulated after putting steroid on, he told me not to put it on clitoris. But I know some ladies do. I just tried it again to get on top of soreness, applied steroid directly on it and again had stimulated feeling, so it seems I don't tolerate it directly on clit. I'm worried about not treating it????