Should I use Clobestol on a perineum fissure.
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Wondered if you ladies could give some advice please, I am using the clob as suggested by everyone on this site but wondered if when I get fissures on my perineum should I use it there too, it seems to sting a lot if I do and I am worried that it shouldn't be used on open sores. I have also started getting redness between the bum cheeks and have been reading some horrific accounts of other users on this site having fusion over their anus, I already have fusion over my clitoris so am worried this might happen to me too, will using the clob avoid this?
Have also read lots of people saying give up sugar in the diet, does this mean natural sugars from fruit too?
sorry for so many questions but just want to get things right and keep on top of this awful condition.
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Morrell1951 Hazel1962
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Suzanne and I agreed that we suffered flares this summer from pigging out on melons in season, so even though we'd cut way down on white sugar, the fruit sugar was still inflaming us. I use a normal amount of sugar in herbal tes, a bit of jam, maple syrup in oatmeal, baked goods like apple crisp. But I don't eat big sweet desserts and I don't eat even the suggested daily servings of fresh fruit. No bananas – I'm sort of into local food anyway, but bananas are very sweet.
My gynae noticed last month that although the round area around my anus was really good, the LS was still active directly up the crack for several inches. So I rub the clob in along there every time (twice a week for me, normally).
Don't forget, there are more and less aggressive kinds of LS. Our outcomes vary widely.
Hazel1962 Morrell1951
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I haven't given up sugar so far but it's my plan to do it this week, trouble is I like chocolate when I'm stressed so it's going to be hard.
I was hoping you'd reply, you give some really good advice.
could I ask one further question, have you or anyone else reading ever used the non perfumed moist toilet wipes, am trying to keep urine and faeces off the area but don't have a bidet so it's not so easy, just wondered if these tissues had caused any problems or if they are a good solution?
Morrell1951 Hazel1962
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I know exactly what you mean – chocolate was always my stress food. I've found giving up coffee has cured my chronically loose bowel movements, which were keeping the skin around my anus red and sore. I really think chocolate is sugar plus a coffee-like ingredient – bad news for LS. When you cut sugar way back, the cycle of craving ends and it's really not hard at all. Last year when I had my horrible burst abscess over my clitoris, I had been buying huge slabs of cheap chocolate and we were eating it every night after supper.
wilmatm Hazel1962
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Keeps skin clean and dry.
Another kind person on this site suggested i try to set up a bidet and this was the result and works for me. Good luck and all the best with your LS journey. PS. This is a great site for information.
Hazel1962 Morrell1951
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thanks to everyone who has taken the time to post, really appreciate any advice.
Morrell1951 Hazel1962
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sheila49099 Hazel1962
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I know not everyone agrees. but I use non scented hypoallergenic wipes
and I find they are a god send for me. I used to have a built in bidet on the toilet seat that I got in the U.S.A. but I left it in another city when I moved.
mary_58782 Hazel1962
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i've not tried using wipes, but think I will!--------( but I won't flush them...ha-ha!)
carmarie Hazel1962
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I find the toilet wipes irritate me ad leave me sore, even the hypoallegenicones.my doc suggesed wetting a paper towel after bowel movements. If at home I usee45 on tolet paper. White is best