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Living with Lichen Sclerosus. How to live with Lichen Sclerosus?
Can you be happy living with Lichen Sclerosus? What do you have to do to be happy with Lichen Sclerosus? Living with Lichen Sclerosus can be difficult, but you have to fight to try to be happy. Have a look at things that other people have done to be happy with Lichen Sclerosus
Bij consequent smeren volgens een smeerschema kan LS onder controle komen en vaak blijven.
Posted Mar 12, 2017 by Anita Corte-Degen 1420
Not till the itching and pain goes away.
Posted Apr 7, 2017 by Beabow 1000
Yes, one can be happy with LS. Being your own advocate and proactive help a great deal. Especially with regard to finding a doctor who knows about this disease and is willing to work with you to create a treatment plan unique to your symptoms, while taking into considerations any concerns you may have. It’s so important to have a doctor who listens and will work with you.
Posted Oct 7, 2017 by Cindy 3050
Getting to a manageable stage is so important and figuring out what works best for you.
This is a physically and mentally painful disease and poorly acknowledged and understood in the medical world. Having support groups and knowing others that truely understand is greatly beneficial. Being able to talk to family and friends is also difficult because people quickly jump to the conclusion that you have got it through sexual activity and transferance. Ignorance is everywhere and so harmful.
This is a physically and mentally painful disease and poorly acknowledged and understood in the medical world. Having support groups and knowing others that truely understand is greatly beneficial. Being able to talk to family and friends is also difficult because people quickly jump to the conclusion that you have got it through sexual activity and transferance. Ignorance is everywhere and so harmful.
Posted Oct 9, 2017 by annie-mcg 2000
Take it Day by day. Try everything you can find and see what works best for your body, every person is different. Just don’t give up on yourself
Posted Aug 25, 2018 by Tbreck 2500
You try to watch your diet and keep down stress. Find out what you can apply to the vulva area that will help with the symptoms.
Posted Oct 11, 2018 by Allicia 2500
Stay on your prescribed medications and use as directed by you physician, join a support group, take time for yourself.
Posted Apr 26, 2019 by Kelly 3100
Avoid soap containing products, use a good zero base moisturizer to wash and moisturize with, use natural lubricants such as YES. Insrillagel can be got on prescription to help alleviate pain, antihistamine can also help alleviate itching and burning especially if this is problematic at night.
Posted May 26, 2019 by Emma 3560
Accept it and move on
Posted Jun 12, 2019 by Ljstafford 1600
Take one day at a time. Learn what works for you by trial and error. Join a support group to learn by others accomplishments and failures. Treat this disease constantly. Due preventative maintenance. Remember movement causes friction, it may not cause you immediate discomfort but under the surface it could be building. Enjoy every moment to the best of your physical ability. Be Thankful for what YOU DO NOT HAVE. Remember it could be worse.
Educate your significant other as to what is happening with you and why intercourse may be seldom or non existent. Be creative
Educate your significant other as to what is happening with you and why intercourse may be seldom or non existent. Be creative
Posted Aug 22, 2019 by Diann 2500
See a good homeopath and you won't need to live with it.
Posted Jun 25, 2020 by Romana 200
