[ SECRET POST #2314 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2314 ⌋

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Re: TMI

[(Anonymous)]

Is it itchy and only gets worse when you scratch it? Because I'm in the same boat, and mine usually appears about a week before my period. I've had it for over a year now, and it comes and goes. Sometimes cortisone cream gets rid of it, and the one time I did go to a clinic they told me it was eczema and gave me a steroidal cream that made it instantly go away. Before that, I thought it was jock itch or something and so I had kept treating it with medicine for that... which just made it get all leathery and flaky. :(

I hope you feel better anon and can get another doctor sooner. If the anti itch cream does anything for you, I advise not to overdo/depend too much on it. I read up and think I'm creating a dependency on my own situation, and hoping that I can find something better to treat it with when I go back.