RE: [SPAM] Re: estrace/clindamycin

[Guest guest]

Melinda –

when I used to use Lidocaine, I would at night mix both of them together in the

palm of my hand and smooth it on all over. I no longer need the Lidocaine, but

I still use the Estrace every night. I think it has been some of the reason why

my surgery stitches have healed so quickly because my tissue is so strong in

that area.

nne

From:

VulvarDisorders [mailto:VulvarDisorders ] On

Behalf Of Chelle

Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 3:54 PM

To: VulvarDisorders

Subject: [sPAM] Re: estrace/clindamycin

Melinda, I was just thinking earlier today how in your situation the Estrace

is probably very much needed (due to the LP). I am so glad they said you

can use them both. Hopefully things will continue to steadily improve for

you.... Hugs, Chelle

spanishmiss430 wrote:

So last night I was having terrible itching (had it all

weekend) and

emu oil, ice, benadryl, etc - nothing helped. So I finally gave in and

uesd my estrace, which I had been off of for a few weeks for my dr.

appointment on Friday - the itching was completely gone almost

immediately! I was so pleased. I believe my skin was getting tight and

losing elasticity and that's probably what caused the itching. So I

called 's office this morning and they said it's fine to use the

estrace and the topical clindamycin both. Yay! =)

Melinda

[Guest guest]

Melinda –

when I used to use Lidocaine, I would at night mix both of them together in the

palm of my hand and smooth it on all over. I no longer need the Lidocaine, but

I still use the Estrace every night. I think it has been some of the reason why

my surgery stitches have healed so quickly because my tissue is so strong in

that area.

nne

From:

VulvarDisorders [mailto:VulvarDisorders ] On

Behalf Of Chelle

Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 3:54 PM

To: VulvarDisorders

Subject: [sPAM] Re: estrace/clindamycin

Melinda, I was just thinking earlier today how in your situation the Estrace

is probably very much needed (due to the LP). I am so glad they said you

can use them both. Hopefully things will continue to steadily improve for

you.... Hugs, Chelle

spanishmiss430 wrote:

So last night I was having terrible itching (had it all

weekend) and

emu oil, ice, benadryl, etc - nothing helped. So I finally gave in and

uesd my estrace, which I had been off of for a few weeks for my dr.

appointment on Friday - the itching was completely gone almost

immediately! I was so pleased. I believe my skin was getting tight and

losing elasticity and that's probably what caused the itching. So I

called 's office this morning and they said it's fine to use the

estrace and the topical clindamycin both. Yay! =)

Melinda

[Guest guest]

Melinda –

when I used to use Lidocaine, I would at night mix both of them together in the

palm of my hand and smooth it on all over. I no longer need the Lidocaine, but

I still use the Estrace every night. I think it has been some of the reason why

my surgery stitches have healed so quickly because my tissue is so strong in

that area.

nne

From:

VulvarDisorders [mailto:VulvarDisorders ] On

Behalf Of Chelle

Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 3:54 PM

To: VulvarDisorders

Subject: [sPAM] Re: estrace/clindamycin

Melinda, I was just thinking earlier today how in your situation the Estrace

is probably very much needed (due to the LP). I am so glad they said you

can use them both. Hopefully things will continue to steadily improve for

you.... Hugs, Chelle

spanishmiss430 wrote:

So last night I was having terrible itching (had it all

weekend) and

emu oil, ice, benadryl, etc - nothing helped. So I finally gave in and

uesd my estrace, which I had been off of for a few weeks for my dr.

appointment on Friday - the itching was completely gone almost

immediately! I was so pleased. I believe my skin was getting tight and

losing elasticity and that's probably what caused the itching. So I

called 's office this morning and they said it's fine to use the

estrace and the topical clindamycin both. Yay! =)

Melinda