Sherry from GA
09-10-2001, 07:37 AM
Hey girls,
I have had vulvar vestibulitis syndrome and about 4 years ago underwent surgical exicision of most of the vestibular glands at my vaginal opening. This surgery is not for the faint at heart. However, one particularly painful spot remains but prior to having it removed I tried a hydrocortizone cream. Boy is it helping with the tenderness and inflammation! Also after letting the cortizone cream dry, I coat the area with a little petroleum jelly. I am convinced that the urine is the irritant to these tissues. One caution, be VERY careful NOT to get the hydrocortizone around the urethal opening . Might burn a little. The hydrocortizone cream is available at any pharmacy. For those with vestibulitis, this could be something to try. Do check with a doctor though before you try this. Hey it might help those that are having trouble with painful penetration!
Sherry
I have had vulvar vestibulitis syndrome and about 4 years ago underwent surgical exicision of most of the vestibular glands at my vaginal opening. This surgery is not for the faint at heart. However, one particularly painful spot remains but prior to having it removed I tried a hydrocortizone cream. Boy is it helping with the tenderness and inflammation! Also after letting the cortizone cream dry, I coat the area with a little petroleum jelly. I am convinced that the urine is the irritant to these tissues. One caution, be VERY careful NOT to get the hydrocortizone around the urethal opening . Might burn a little. The hydrocortizone cream is available at any pharmacy. For those with vestibulitis, this could be something to try. Do check with a doctor though before you try this. Hey it might help those that are having trouble with painful penetration!
Sherry