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Q: inner lips cut

asked by: mirrorimage on January 28th, 2009

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On Friday (23/1/09) whilst me and my boyfriend were getting intimate.. he started to stimulate me with his fingers but cut the inner lip on the left hand side...its painful when i urinate so i clean it after each time with warm water and apply vaseline... i checked out the cut earlier today and it is a small white cut no longer than half an inch.. is there anything i should be doing apart from keeping it clean and vaseline?

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motherofhighspiritedones

replied on January 28th, 2009

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Leave it be. It will heal on its own. Do NOT use peroxide or any kind of alcohol on it. Cut out the vaseline and use a very tiny film of neosporin on it. Just regular neosporin. Not the one that is called neosporin pain. Other than that, leave it be. No need to be cleaning it all the time, just wash as you normally would during your bath/shower.

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