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Q: Excrutiating Itchiness! Help!
asked by: BlueCatt on November 16th, 2005
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I've been experiencing outer vaginal itchiness, mostly on one side of my labia, for well over a year now. My Dr. Thought it was just a skin irritation down there and prescribed cortisone cream. I tried this on and off for a long time and it's never gone away. Some times the itchiness gets so bad, I think I could scratch and scratch until I bleed, and I have actually scratched myself raw at times which of course just makes it worse! I also notice the skin gets very dry and flaky. I don't have any other symptoms like abnormal discharge or weird odour so I have no idea what this is. I've been trying aveeno cream to relieve it but this is only an immediate relief and does nothing to solve the problem. Should I see a real "gyno" about this, rather than my fam. Dr? Or a dermotologist? Somebody help!! :cry:
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Jessica_CF20
replied on November 16th, 2005
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Seeing a gyno might not be a bad idea seeing its been over a yr but you might want to try a different cream first even something over the counter sometimes those work better for different people experement alittle but always read the ingredience make sure ther is nothing your allergic too good luck

jessica
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BlueCatt
replied on November 16th, 2005
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I did buy a 3-day yeast infection kit (canesten) i'm gonna give it a try and see what happens. What other over the counter stuff do you suggest?
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