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Newly diagnosed - will the itching ever stop?


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So, I had my first outbreak three weeks ago, I was travelling but managed to see one doctor who thought it was thrush and gave me a cream and a pill. Unfortunately things got worse after that, swelling, even more pain when urinating etc.

When I got home I went to hospital where they were pretty sure it's herpes, but the tests should come back in a few days. They get me antiviral tablets for 5 days which got rid of the labial sores and the pain, thank god!

Unfortunately, something new developed while on those tablets: itching! Particularly in my anus but also vaginal. A new spot appeared near my anus which I guess must be a sore too?

Anyway, I've tried everything: salted baths (including epsom salts), ice, raw honey, tea-bags, vaginal itching cream (vagisil), nothing seems to provide relief, even temporary. It's been like that for a week now and I've been barely able to sleep as a result.

I feel I've run out of options with this, is there anything else you would recommend?

 

 

 

 

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So, I had my first outbreak three weeks ago, I was travelling but managed to see one doctor who thought it was thrush and gave me a cream and a pill. Unfortunately things got worse after that, swelling, even more pain when urinating etc.

When I got home I went to hospital where they were pretty sure it's herpes, but the tests should come back in a few days. They get me antiviral tablets for 5 days which got rid of the labial sores and the pain, thank god!

Unfortunately, something new developed while on those tablets: itching! Particularly in my anus but also vaginal. A new spot appeared near my anus which I guess must be a sore too?

Anyway, I've tried everything: salted baths (including epsom salts), ice, raw honey, tea-bags, vaginal itching cream (vagisil), nothing seems to provide relief, even temporary. It's been like that for a week now and I've been barely able to sleep as a result.

I feel I've run out of options with this, is there anything else you would recommend?

 

 

 

 

Hey lestranger, welcome. Have you tried baby rash cream called Desitin  it comes in a purple tube and contains 40% Zinc Oxide. I'm having my 3rd outbreak too and its all located in my anus area. I'm using the cream and taking Valacyclovir too. Sometimes if the antivirals are too strong they can cause itches too. Make sure to try aloe vera baby wipes too, they also relieve the itches. I just got out of the soaker bath and these two items I described feel wonderful on the bottom. Try them. Hope this helps you too honey. Take care Hugs Aces 

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I completely agree w/ Aces !! Desitin purple tube works the best! I applied it twice a day & the relief was great. I could urinate w/ noo pain & walk w/o itching or uncomfortableness 

totally recommend it ! 

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I completely agree w/ Aces !! Desitin purple tube works the best! I applied it twice a day & the relief was great. I could urinate w/ noo pain & walk w/o itching or uncomfortableness 

totally recommend it ! 

me too Cinderella ! It's been an amazing find and the aloe vera baby wipes, they come in small travel size, they really help when you are out walking and sitting and just busy with everyday life's activities. Try those as well, I'm sure you will agree they are AMAZING :) ! HHugs Aces 

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What do outbreaks feel like in the anus ?

ive had an itchy anus for almost two weeks, and now it's becoming uncomfortable. It's really sensitive, I am starting to think it's an outbreak that I haven't noticed. 

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