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Period vulval rash swelling
Every time after my period ends, I get vulval swelling and itching. The area becomes very dry and irritated.. and then it subsides on its own after a few days . But I feel a lot of discomfort during these days with the swelling and vulval itching from the pad. What ointment can I use in the sensitive area to calm the swell and itch? Thank you ..
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You can apply adzorb powder at night and histocalamine lotion 2-3 times a day.
It is advisable to change your pad to a cloth based cover or more natural material made options.
To wear lose bottoms, and change pad every 8 hours. Wipe vulva completely dry after passing urine.
Pad rash is quiet common abs changing the brand helps.
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