What is classified as a "mild" case of LS?
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Hi, I'm 48 and just had a biopsy today to confirm LS. Results in two weeks. The treating Gyn said it looks like a mild case. although she was nice and considerate, I did feel rushed and when describing my symptoms she assured me it was most likely LS. And would be treating me with steroid.
i imagine she will tell me more in two weeks, but I'm wondering what is considered a mild case?
i don't really get itching or burning, but sex is very painful, so that's off the table at the mo.
is it normal to have LS but not experience itching or stinging?
My issues starts about 3 years ago after going through chemo induced menopause. Mainly vaginal dryness and I was diagnosed with vaginal atrophy. That led to irritation and infamation.
I had 3 mona Lisa touch treatments and that fixed the vaginal atrophy but I didn't know I had LS. So still pain with sex and because I stopped using oestrogen cream, my VJJ quickly started to shrink. I'm going to watch the webinar about it tonight with my hubby, who by the way has been so understanding and patient.
thanks for this forum it's saved me a lot of worries and tears.
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Its true, even the female Gyn I saw yesterday didn't talk much about LS or the condition I'm in. Just did a biopsy and said come back in two weeks.
Im just freaking out about it turning into cancer.......I already have non-hodgkins lymphoma follicular which is in remission ( but like LS is incurable too)
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So do you use the clob regularly?
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I've been instructed to use the cortisone over the whole vulva, but that induces side effects like small raw spots which get worse with more cortisone. When I've had those, I've learned to avoid them with the cortisone and that gives them a chance to heal.
Now I'm starting to use testosterone on the non-white areas. I recently had a flare threatening on the 'normal' skin, and testosterone is working very well - doesn't aggravate the red spots - takes down any inflammation.
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