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So i am new to this whole situation but i am very strong emotionally and have accepted my condition and learned everything i could about it but the one thing i cannot find out is how to stop the itch??? any suggestions???

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You might try this product ... I took this quote off some random posting site on the internet:

"I just saw online that there is a new approved topical spray for genital herpes that will be sold in pharmacies starting in mid-May (first in CVS then Rite Aid). It is called "Fast-Results Genital Herpes Treatment," made by Merix. You won't need a prescription. It says it helps heal sores and quickly relieves the pain, itching, and burning.

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And I don't know if this is a Merix site but:

http://www.get-fastresults.com/about/about-merix/

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You may want to try desitin... I'm just now at the end of my first ob and it seems to really help with the irritation. I swear if I have another outbreak like this one I'll cry it was so awful. I thought I had a yeast infection so I waited for treatment and it got so bad my dr gave me oxycodone. I just finished with my antiviral meds today and I only have a three bumps left to heal. I can't wait til I can make love to my fiance again! This has been 2 weeks of absolute hell!

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Ok i will try both of those ideas cuz nothing i have tried has helped so far. This is my first ob as well and it started awhile back with just one bump but i did not know what it was so to help the itch i was putting hydracortisone cream on it and well it just made it spread until now and it is a really bad ob. It has been over a month and i have been through 2 weekly doses of valtrex and it is just now starting to scab but the itch is still tearing me apart

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I've heard that using steroids (like hydrocortisone) can make outbreaks worse, so you definitely might want to avoid that in the future.

A lot of folks report Epsom Salt baths can help, as can numbing creams containing an ingredient like lidocaine/xylocaine (one of the -caines).

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