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Vaginal Eczema

I have been suffering vaginal itch for about 6 months now. i have been using different kinds of treatment both orally and creams and even suppository but it didnt help. i had gone to a gynecologist and had me with different lab tests, all normal and the gyne told me that i had suffered a dryness and prescribed a medicine which also didnt stop the itchiness i felt. i feel like hopeless because of the sleepless nights i had due to the said itch which is so irritating. please help me. what medicine will i take that would surely ease my pain. i am shaving daily because if i will not shave, the itch will double. pleas help me out there who knows what medicine/s ill take...
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Going dairy free really helped me with vaginal issues, it stopped all my itching and also i only use a gentle cleanser called cetaphil in the shower to wash
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Hi,
How are you? Are there other symptoms present like changes in vaginal discharge and odor? It is good that the diagnostic tests were normal and you were able to see your gynecologist.  You could also benefit from another gynecologist's second opinion. It is important that the source is considered. A long history of antibiotic and oral contraceptive use may also contribute. It is also important to rule out reinfection caused by a sexual partner. Minimize exposure to irritants- chemicals and perfumes found in tampons and pads, soaps, bubble baths, detergents, lotions and  toilet paper.  Try also to avoid scratching to prevent secondary bacterial infection. Eating a nutritious diet and keeping the area cool and dry may also be helpful. Take care and do keep us posted.
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