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I have been supplied dermovate cream and trimovate cream and both seem to increase the discomfort has any one else had this esperience
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Posted , 5 users are following.
I have been supplied dermovate cream and trimovate cream and both seem to increase the discomfort has any one else had this esperience
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Some tips that I have found have worked really well in controlling mine.
The Aqueous cream: I wash with it and I also apply it as a cream. Its very soothing and I tend to use this more than the Eumovate. I no longer use biological wash powder or softener on my underwear and swim wear, and have stopped using bubble bath (I wash in the Aqueous cream). Its a bit messy in the water but it leaves your skin feeling lovely and soft.
I still wash my hair in the shower and condition it as usual and this has been ok me. I apply a good dolop of the Aqueous cream before I shower and wash my hair. Wen I have finished, I give the area a quick blast to clean off the cream with the shower head. I think the layer of cream somehow provides a barrier for the shampoo and conditioner.
After sex, I also apply a small amount of the aqueous cream to a cotton pad and gently clean the area, and I don't wash it off. I leave is on as a moisturiser.
I have also for the first time in ages found a sanitary pad that doesn't cause me any discomfort (ALways). Before I have had to use tampons all the time which is ok but on the odd occasions I need to use both.
Hope these tips help.
Many people have this condition, and possibly like me, were embarrassed at first, but I have found that we need to share our views and methods of keeping the condition under control.
I read an earlier blog and the person was disheartened at the replies the site gets, so if you read this, then please post a reply. Somebody somewhere may have the answer to all our prayers and there is no point in keeping it to oneself.
Thanks and don't forget to reply.
Ang x
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Some tips that I have found have worked really well in controlling mine.
The Aqueous cream: I wash with it and I also apply it as a cream. Its very soothing and I tend to use this more than the Eumovate. I no longer use biological wash powder or softener on my underwear and swim wear, and have stopped using bubble bath (I wash in the Aqueous cream). Its a bit messy in the water but it leaves your skin feeling lovely and soft.
I still wash my hair in the shower and condition it as usual and this has been ok me. I apply a good dolop of the Aqueous cream before I shower and wash my hair. Wen I have finished, I give the area a quick blast to clean off the cream with the shower head. I think the layer of cream somehow provides a barrier for the shampoo and conditioner.
After sex, I also apply a small amount of the aqueous cream to a cotton pad and gently clean the area, and I don't wash it off. I leave is on as a moisturiser.
I have also for the first time in ages found a sanitary pad that doesn't cause me any discomfort (ALways). Before I have had to use tampons all the time which is ok but on the odd occasions I need to use both.
Hope these tips help.
Many people have this condition, and possibly like me, were embarrassed at first, but I have found that we need to share our views and methods of keeping the condition under control.
I read an earlier blog and the person was disheartened at the replies the site gets, so if you read this, then please post a reply. Somebody somewhere may have the answer to all our prayers and there is no point in keeping it to oneself.
Thanks and don't forget to reply.
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painful
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Thanks for your replies.