LS sores/ulcers

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I have been scratching so badly that I have open sores on both sides of my labia. it burns so bad when I urniate. Anyone ever have this problem???

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    Please never scratch!!! You need to sit in cool water, add either take salt, baking soda or borax. Pat dry. Gently massage the area with a pea size portion of Clobetsol. It may sting, but it will settle down in a few days. I avoid undewear that has polyester or spandex all cotton is best. Always fresh with a little baking soda water after urinating. It works wonders. Scratching creates soreness and more inflammation. Good luck. Take this from a long time sufferer of LS. Hugs.

  • Posted

    Please never scratch!!! You need to sit in cool water, add either take salt, baking soda or borax. Pat dry. Gently massage the area with a pea size portion of Clobetsol. It may sting, but it will settle down in a few days. I avoid undewear that has polyester or spandex all cotton is best. Always fresh with a little baking soda water after urinating. It works wonders. Scratching creates soreness and more inflammation. Good luck. Take this from a long time sufferer of LS. Hugs.

    • Posted

      Oops that should read table salt!!!
  • Posted

    Lynne try not to scratch.. I know it is hard but you can do it..I apply coconut oil on liberally I find it soothing.
  • Posted

    How long should these sores/ulcers last??? I've had them

    since Monday the 6th???

  • Posted

    Thanks for all the advice
  • Posted

    I Agree with everything Octopus said! please find and read the forum in this site called "an experiment with Borax" . So much really good help and information and support on there!

    God bless you

    • Posted

      Thanks Lynne. There's a wealth of information on here. Wish I had known about it earlier

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    Yes I've had the burning and itching. I just use the Clobetasol and itching Med. Pro foam. Sometimes use a cold wash cloth on it trying to make it not itch first

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