I have had this problem for 7 months and it comes and goes. Starts mostly pre menstrually. If this is your case, I researched for so long and finally found this article in Australia http://thecentreofhealth.com.au/womens-health/vaginal-thrush-candidiasis/ This is not as simple as your think, this is a sign of systemic candida and is hard to get rid of. If this is your case, you can get free help here: http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/candida.html I don't recommend constant prescriptions for this as they are just a bandaid, they destroy good bacteria along with the bad, follow this natural healing plan. Clear your bowels (completely), start probiotics regimen and follow one of the candida killing plans, stay on a maintenance of keeping your bowels moving 3x daily (ex: colon clear one daily) and alkalize your system. PS: you will have to get OFF sugar! this is the hard part
Hi Princess, I like sea salt we have sea salt pool, its very good for your skin and its does work, been getting some good replys for its use.
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Try the B 6, all natural things are best.
i have also tried salt baths however it was standard salt and also i was not consistent with it i only tried once so maybe i will try that again
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thankyou for your response i have not been checked for that but will defitely get checked out for a yeast infection. i have not been using neosporin so i dont really know what is stopping me from healing. i will also try the extra lube
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Hi Princess, OK lets take your wound first, try this its so simple, try some nice sea saly water baths, try these twice a day, sea salt will help clean and heal your wound, its also very good for your skin, if you have trouble finding some try a pool centre, yopu can get big bags cheap, as a couple of big handfulls wont go amiss.
For your dryness try putting yourself on vitamin B 6, should get your juices running 29 out 31 days a month.
Good Luck
You need to wait to heal again, and then you need to invest in some water or silicone based lube. There are a number of young women who don't produce enough for comfort, and sometimes even what seems like a lot isn't enough for your situation. You can never have too much lube. You might also want to get checked for a yeast infection, since that can cause irritation and make chafing a lot worse, although it's not usually in the perineal area. If the area now refuses to heal, it's worth getting checked for neosporin resistant bacteria (if you've been using neosporin) or for yeast. Not sure if it applies to you, but it's something to think about.