vaginal burning
I am over one year post radiation. 6 months ago I had intense vaginal burning and none of my doctors knew what to do for treatment. I now have another recurrence. has anyone else experienced this?
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alis7910
Hi, Yes I have, and I was given estrace cream which helped immensly, I don't know why but occasionally I will have burning on the pernium area while urinating. I guess because the skin is so thin that it gets irritated. Hopefully more posters will chime in with their experience. Lori0 -
vaginal burningz810840b said:it happens to me all the
it happens to me all the time..drink water...alot of water!
Thank you so much- i was beginning to think i was the only one. I was using the estrace cream, but had to stop using it because it burned when I used it. I have burning even when I am not urinating.
I am so grateful for this website and all of you0 -
vaginal burning, internalz810840b said:it happens to me all the
it happens to me all the time..drink water...alot of water!
Hi:
I just got the results of my cultures and they were negative, so it's obviously from the radiation.What did your doctor do for you? my gynecologist called an MD who specializes in post radiation gynegology, and she didn't have any suggestions!
Thank you so much!0 -
Hi - I'm only about 10 weeks
Hi - I'm only about 10 weeks post treatment but have noticed some vaginal burning and urinary tract burning, the former only when I go to the bathroom to urinate. It appears to be related to how much fluid I drink - I've learned if I do not have enough water or light fluids during the day, I have more burning in these areas. So far keeping hydrated has helped me. Marilyne0 -
burningalis7910 said:vaginal burning, internal
Hi:
I just got the results of my cultures and they were negative, so it's obviously from the radiation.What did your doctor do for you? my gynecologist called an MD who specializes in post radiation gynegology, and she didn't have any suggestions!
Thank you so much!
I had itching and burning all over my front. Lots of water dilutes the urine, leaning forward when urinating aim the flow away from the body. Wash the area with water from a spray bottle, pat dry. This will cut down on the irritation. I found that aloe vera jelly (sold in Whole Foods and other markets of that type would solve the itch and pain almost immediately. It is 99.9% pure aloe, no alcohol. It stings when you first put it on, but seconds later you feel the AAAAAAAAH factor. My burns healed fast and I haven't had irritation to my vulva, vagina or urethra since I first started using it, which was on day 6 of radiation. Hope it helps.0 -
Burning
I thought I would pipe in on this. Yes, I too have burning at times. I agree with the others it tends to be worse when I don't drink enough water. Another thing I will do is coat myself with either Vaseline or K-Y Jelly, that really helps as I notice I am so much dryer now then before. Not only that but it does put a layer of protection on the skin which helps to keep the urine from burning.0
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