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Q: Urinating causes pain to labia

asked by: Karyn1044 on May 8th, 2008

New User

I have had radiation for Hodgkins Lymphoma and one of the areas was in the groin area. since then when I urinate it burn my labia. I have talked with my oncologist and GP and dermitologist. They prescribed numerous ointments and saves to no avail. I had no problems prior to the radiation. What can I do to releive this or irradicate this problem?
PS
This problem has been going on for a year.

Karyn

Replies(2)

antigone

replied on May 9th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Have you tried desitin? It is used for diaper rash. The skin of the labia has been excoriated due to the radiation. The desitin will help heal the skin as well as offer a protective barrier from urine.

Karyn1044

replied on May 10th, 2008

New User

Desitin

Yes I have. Not much luck. I will try it longer and see how it goes

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