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I talked to my doctor about my clitoris feeling itchy and he said it is normal. I have yet to find something that helps aside from an ice pack to numb it, but I can't walk around with an ice pack between my legs all day. I know it is caused my being too dry and I have tried vitamin e oil, moisturizing lotion and eucerin cream (the cream and lotion usually work when I get too dry but don't now that I'm pregnant). Does anyone know something that helps with the itching?
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I'd be careful about just trying something over the counter while pregnant without your doctors approval. I've also been plagued with itching since my 1st trimester. Not caused by an infection or std either. I addressed it with my doctor. She did a quick exam & prescribed me a cream to use as needed. It works so well that I only have to use it once a day maybe every three weeks.
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I've had a yeast infection before and the itching was all over not just on the clitoris and it went away with anti fungal cream which I tried when it first started itching. And my doctor called me back after my urine  was analyzed and said it wasn't a yeast infection.
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I had that issue and it was from a yeast infection. Omg it was the worst irritation I've ever experienced.
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The wipes are convient as you can wipe right on the spot so to speak
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They also make anti.itch wipes as well. I believe vagisil makes those to! You can use those as sometimes the cream can be uncomfortable.
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Thank you.
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Try vagisil anti-itch. It's for outer itching.
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