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Q: Fizzures On My Vulva

asked by: pooky77 on March 28th, 2005

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Hey gals,

since the summer of 2002 I have been getting constant fizzures ( paper cuts) on my vulva. It has caused much problems with my sex life because everytime I have sex it hurts. Anyway, I notice that right after my period they kind of go away and then once I ovulate and get a thicker discharge they appear. Now I have gone to numerous doctor's and specialists, pretty much they told me that it's something I gotta live with all my life. I have a steriod cream that I apply to it and it help's alot, but when I stop the cream the cuts come back.

I have been tested for yeast infections and bacterial infections, everything under the sun.

I just want to know if there is anyone else out there with the same problem and what they are doing to treat it?

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rightfulowner

replied on April 18th, 2005

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Me incredibly Too

Hey! I got that same caca and I hate it. Everytime I say something about it my fiance gets all freaked out(i guess he is afraid he can catch it). I don't know what to do...But I do know that I have sensitive skin and eczema and I was wondering if that is why maybe? I am cursed with skin problems. I also get foliculitis every time I shave my bikini line so now I trim and are thinking about waxing.

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