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Ok, don't know how else to put this, but could shaving "down there" cause an outbreak? I would like to shave my entire area around and ON my vagina(I normally just shave the top part). I'm afraid it will cause an ob. Any advice???

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mmm, it depends irritation can cause a ob, and if u have never shaved it entirely then u really dont know if its going to be ok with it being bald.

but i doubt it will cause a ob.

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Combined with stress, I'm certain this was the trigger for my outbreak....the only one that i've noticed to date. Which is weird, because I have shaved often before :-/ my guy isn't going to like the fuzzy much LOL

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Ugh, that may explain the ob I think I am about to have. So much to learn about this darn condition. My dh is indifferent to my shaving (likes it alot but will be fine). I on the other hand really like it! Bummer!

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Does anyone have any suggestions about how to get rid of hair without shaving or causing an outbreak? I hate having it there, I feel like it makes it itch more and harder to figure out what is going on down there. I was thinking about electrolysis but that's not really in my budget anytime soon!

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shavingb actually helps me keep them at bay, i can see if i have an OB alot easier, then i just take 3 lysine instead of 2 and apply the power to myself topically (mixed with water)

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