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lenep
lenep

so now I am posting as well. God, I wish I didnt have to!

LS - yep that's me. Clitoris half there - it takes an enourmous time to get a clitoral orgasm now - with myself or partner. Sorry for details, but Im sure Im  not alone.

I just want to know - once its half gone/fused - can the clitoris really come back to "normal" by using the soda baths/surgery etc?

Im using the Dermol cream twice a day and also Hope's remedy twice a day. The white is s l o w l y dissapearing, as well as the clitoris I may add.

God, Im not finished having sex yet!

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  • Mousy
    Mousy lenep

    Posted

    Hi ,my clitorus is shrinking fast as well. What a shock. Never ever thought this could happen. Have been going to the women's health ANC am now starting on diprosone for deep skin treatment. Go advised this would stop the shrinking but treating the underlying cause. Could someone tell me what is the "clob" that has been mentioned??
    • lenep
      lenep Mousy

      Posted

      Heya, I think the clob is an ingreidient in the steroid cream( Dermol or Dermovate). I was wondering that too, so I googled it.. smile

      What is diprosone? Does that really stop the shrinking ? That would be great!

    • sheila49099
      sheila49099 lenep

      Posted

      Diprosone is an ingredient in Betamethasone in the steroid cream-for skin problems
    • Emis_Moderator
      Emis_Moderator lenep

      Posted

      I have deleted the second post. Do not try to get around moderation by splitting links up. This is why the previous posts were deleted from 8 days ago above. If the link conforms to the T&Cs they will get approved.
    • lenep
      lenep Emis_Moderator

      Posted

      no problem. smile

      So can I personally send her the link to give the info as its really helpful.?

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