using gynest cream is this normal
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I am 53, been through menopause 2 years ago, had no problems until last yes months ( except dryness during sex) used lubricant creams was OK. Last few months I have terrible vaginal dryness and itching, went to doctor and she prescribed me gynest cream. I have been using it for about ten days and my condition seems worse! The itching is driving me mad! Try to work mind over matter but its all I can think about. Is this normal? Am I allergic to the cream or should I try to bear with it? Any suggestions I'm desperate?
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amelia_38073 driving_mad
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They both are conditions caused by alkaline or acidic conditions inside the vagina.
I had BV in the past and was wrongly treated by my GP for thrush. I remember the cream made the itching intensify . I then went to a proper clinic for sexual health.
They examined and did some tests and i got the right medicine for BV.
I't s just an idea, but worth checking out before you give up on the Gynest altogether.
best wishes
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Sus28 driving_mad
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jayneejay driving_mad
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i had a smear etc and i had bacterial vaginosis ( cytolitic vaginosis) and thrush ..
cytolytic vag mimics thrush and thrush treatment does not cure it ..
i am one yeat post meno no HRT.
i had no idea i had it other than a milky white discharge .. No odour ..
i had to have vaginal clindamycin ovules to treat it and then thrush treatment .
also its treated with oral metronizadole ot vaginal metronizadole.
i also use estriol vag cream but mine is ovestin its stronger occasionly.
i will say .. I find premeno duo ovules non hormonal great .. They are good for dryness and dual acting to keep thrush etc at bay.
from stressnomore site..
jay xx
Sus28 driving_mad
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deb27931 driving_mad
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Polly01 driving_mad
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Look at the one started by chris2 called 'Vagifem for Vaginal Atrophy'.
It gave me dreadful external iching at some point but seems to have sorted itself out now
I'm now down to using it once a fortnight and I'm due to use it tomoorow so will post if I have any adverse reaction..
I didn't have thrush but I did have a UTI which cleared up after anti-biotics.
Check out the comments on the thread I mentioned about coconut oil.
Google '101 uses for coconut oil'.
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