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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andi6406
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bindey andi6406
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May I ask as to what you were doing that you considered 'natural'?
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bindey andi6406
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Well you're doing the right thing for yourself at this point.
Thinking of you.
andi6406
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Have been using the clob now for a couple of days, and without doubt the itching has calmed down.
Do any of you get flaking? I get 'dandruff' looking stuff in my panties! God... would never tell anyone else!!! Like the lining's shedding. Freaks me out a little. I think the skin is very dry since menopause, how can I stop the shedding? The vaginal canal is also intensely painful at times. Does that all go with the lichen sclerosus picture? Also, what's the difference between lichen sclerosus and lichen planus? Sorry for all the questions and for being so me me me. Thanks so much again for the support
Morrell1951 andi6406
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Morrell1951 andi6406
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So, once we're diagnosed and getting regular gynae/derm checkups, they're not going to let SCC start. My first colposcopy after diagnosis had me scared because I assumed all colposcpy appointments were for a biopsy. Wrong. They're for the doctor to use a specialized magnifier to check for hints of bad cells. If there's nothing suspicious, no biopsy. Whew.
We need to try and manage our anxiety to help or LS. Worrying about cancer is counter-productive.
I found a very old article about LS, can't tell you where, and it tied 'nerves' to LS. It said LS patients were 'excitable'. On the positive side – although I do think this is generally true – we're also creative. We did a bit of a poll here some months back and found many of us are artists.
sandra01720 andi6406
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I'm cutting back on steroid to that area cause it just seems to make me sore and stimulated. Tried emuaid on it but it doesn't seem to help that area. In fact I would say it also irritates. affecting our intimacy. 😞 Need I say I'm depressed about it? Also struggling with pressure on my bladder.
andi6406
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My ultrasound is all clear. My GP said that lots of women feel pain/ pressure there but they've no idea why. Hmmm. Helpful. Sorry you have no answers either. Am currently trying meditation techniques, feeling all the fear, shame etc that's associated with that area and letting go.
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bindey sandra01720
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how are the kegels? count me in...those pull ups are a great idea!
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