labia problem

Rita, I had it for the first few weeks when I wear liners I lot (I didn't have too much bleeding, so I think it might be a good idea to wear liners). So I just used baby wipes to clean the Labia area every time after using the toilet. Also I had a very quick sitz bath right before I go to bed just try to keep it clean. Then my bleeding got heavier after 2.5 weeks, I'm not sure if it's my period, so I started using pads again, it's actually getting better when I use the pads.

Hope it's helpful xxx

Poor you Rita!

I'm not sure what you can put on/use as a cream or application but I would recommend switching g to organic, cotton layer, chemical free sanitary towels. I was really struggling with uncomfortable, itchy feelings and my GP said to stop using Always. Problem solved.

I am using Natracare Organic towels. Any natural food/health food shop will stick them but also look online.

Hope someone has some advice for a more instant solution but do try the towels xx

Hi Rita this happens to my friend and she uses sudocrem and it helps her

I had a lot of discomfort with pads after birth.  I bought cloth pads and that really helped and I still have them (and bought a few more)  After surgery I  alternated between cloth pads and normal pads.  I also found some disposable pads that are less irritating -- any that have a slightly plasicky feel seem to be very irritating if you have to wear them long term.

It may not be worth it to you to invest in cloth pads at this point.  I have also read here that sudocreme or other diaper rash treatment can help. 

Hi Rita

i used sudacream too and as lulu says I purchased a sitz bath and used it every day so soothing x

I had this pre op due to leaking issues and used to use sudocream my groin area would be very itchy as well due to the pads and it definately helped . Thankfully since my discharge stopped post op I haven't needed sanitary pads anymore x

I had to wear pads for months due to the  bleeding caused by my prolapse and still wear them when out due to mild incontinence - I use an unperfumed cream and use unperfumed products in the bath/shower.

I used A & D ointment. Its amazing!! I also use it for diaper rash. Hope this helps??????

Very normal.  Here in the US, I have used OTC hydrocortisone cream.  I use a perineal wipe after every toilet visit (whether bladder or bowel), then I make sure the skin is dry, by patting it gently with toilet tissue.  A small dab of of the cream, and all is well.

A&D ointment will work well, too, but make sure the skin is clean and dry before applying!

~VOW