IS IT OK TO USE E45 WASH VULVA, ANUS WITH LS
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I know we are not to use any soaps but just do not feel clean with just water. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Caroline
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carolina80209 caroline16811
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Take care
Barking carolina80209
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vicki04 caroline16811
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I hope you find something that suits you.
norma54754 caroline16811
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500mls. size has a pump dispenser for general use.
200mls size is a handy squeezy container for use in the shower.
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Can I just mention for anyone who hasnt listened to Dr Goldsteins lecture on LS , I can really recommend it. So informative and although the terrifying subject of cancer does rear its ugly head, the stats are good if you continue to use steroid cream even when NOT having a flare up. Just google Lichen Sclerosus: The Unspoken Pain and you'll get the video link. Make sure you have a decaff on hand, its 90 mins. It also gives us a good bit of ammo for our gynaes/dermatologists.
Thanks again you lovley ladies,
bless you all and big hugs xx
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Stroll on ! Back to the drawing board. Dermol it is then , hope that's not the same price. If it is will have to stick with EA45 I guess. Thanks for info.
norma54754 caroline16811
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If you just want a soap bar that is free of aditives you could try "pure simple soap". I have used both " pure simple soap and "pure simple shampoo" and no problems. Sometimes when I wash my hair in the shower with simple shampoo I use some of the shampoo like a shower gel to wash the rest of me including the neather regions. Like I say no problem for me.
They are available in most stores at a cheap price.
caroline16811 norma54754
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I was using a feminine wash thinking PH balanced and gentle etc but was told in no uncertain terms to stop using forthwith by consultant. Hey ho.
Thanks again, will look at ingredients and see if they are similar to Femfresh., if they aren't will have a go.
Thanks again
norma54754 caroline16811
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The suggestion from a doctor would be only use water because the vulva is self cleaning through natural secretions and a light wash with clean water is enough. That doesn't psychologically feel right after a life time of lathering up with the soap, does it. I can't see a gentle cleaner doing any harm but I would add a little bit of moisturiser after patting dry.
I do like dermol.
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