[ SECRET POST #4394 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4394 ⌋

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maybe TMI - health stuff

[(Anonymous)]

I am 99% sure I have a bartholin cyst. I get them pretty regularly before my period.

One of the ways to treat it is "To take up to four baths in warm water." I can't do that four times a day. I do have a heating pad. But I can't figure out the easiest way to do that. I would really prefer not to get my vag all up on the heating pad for when I use it later. Guess I could just go pantless?

Re: maybe TMI - health stuff

[(Anonymous)]

Soak a small towel or cloth in some warm water and put that on the area for a few minutes. Maybe sit on a towel so you don't get anything else wet.

Re: maybe TMI - health stuff

[tabaqui]

You could get a second heating pad and use it *just* for that (one with a washable cover).

Or! Slightly dampen a hand towel and microwave it for a couple minutes. It'll get really warm, and you can then position that accordingly. Or a washcloth if hand towel is too big.

Buy an old-fashioned hot-water bottle (they're usually rubbery or vinyl-like, so easy to clean off) and/or make your own with an empty water bottle.

Good luck! Hope it feels better soon.

Re: maybe TMI - health stuff

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe look for reusable heat packs/hand warmers. They're plastic and filled with gel that can be heated in the microwave.