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Sorry For Tmi- Ms Kitty Problems

Again, sorry if this is TMI, but I am so frustrated. I am currently at my heaviest. I am used to the chafing during the summer (thanks goodness for chub rub gel), but now I have a new issue. I am constantly sweaty down there- all the time! My kitty is sweaty (a bit stinky) and the skin under the belly. It i driving me cray. I have gone so far as to start using anti-antiperspirant/deodorant to try and make it better.

Now, to top it all off, I seem to be sweating so much, I have clogged sweat glands. These are the most painful things I have ever had, and if they don't go away with siitz baths, I am going to have to have them lanced by a doctor. Aside from the pain & embarrassment factor, I am left wondering: What type of doctor would you go to in order to have your vagina lanced- a regular doctor, a dermatologist, or my gynecologist? :blink:

Again, sorry about the TMI, but I have no where else to turn. I mean, this isn't something you can bring up around the water-cooler. :)

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  • Call your dermatologist. They will prescribe an antibiotic cream, baby powder or cornstarch, and take care of any wounds that need to be lanced. Make sure you're wearing cotton undies and pants as muc

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    Per my doctor, don't use baby powder. It actually can make it worse. There is a certain kind of powder to use but I can't think of the name of it. I'll see if I can find it and will post the name. A

  • I'm not sure if by "down there" you're talking about your pannus or vagina, so I'm just going to call them what they are, since I would not say what I'm about to say interchangeably. If that makes y

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Cornstarch is amazing, I use it when ever I get the red stinky rash, clears up the next day and if used after every shower under any folds will keep you dry and clean.... Love it

Although I've never had anything major go on down there, on the odd occasion I do find that I get a bit smelly down there. I also get to the point where I have to scratch so much, more during shower time, that I end up scratching away skin and bleeding.

I also use a product called Femfresh (I'm sure you have similar in the US) (http://www.femfresh.com.au/) and use the wipes for a quick freshen up.

I agree about the hairdryer to dry the area, but careful not to hold too close...ouchies.

Ah, the joys of being a woman.

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