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Itching and burning in the anal and genital area in Women's Health ·
Help, please. I’m starting a new thread because I honestly have no idea where else to turn for answers. For the last three months, I’ve been dealing with this intermittent but incredibly intense itching in my genital and anal areas—specifically around the vulva and anus. I went to see my gynecologist, but my Pap smear came back completely clear, and she claims she doesn't see any signs of a yeast infection. The issue, however, is that this discomfort just won't subside.

The itching and stinging sensation seems to flare up every single time I wear tight clothing, even if I make sure to wear 100% cotton underwear. When I'm walking, the friction probably makes it much worse, to the point where it's almost unbearable. During those times, my labia get visibly red. The area around my anus also tends to become inflamed, and the internal rectal area actually looks quite irritated. I've gone through two boxes of vaginal suppositories on pure guesswork, and I've tried applying creams like Nystatin, Lotrimin, and Lotriderm, but nothing provides lasting relief! Interestingly, I've noticed that if I wear a pad—like during my period—or much looser underwear, the symptoms don't show up. I also happened to notice what look like tiny red "threads," maybe a millimeter long, on my underwear a few times; I wouldn't have even spotted them if I hadn't looked closely, since there are only ever one or two at most. I'm not sure if that's a relevant detail, but I figured I should mention it.

I simply cannot live like this every day, and I certainly can't spend the rest of my life avoiding pants, tights, and everything else! Please, I need some help! 🙏
Show us your setups (keep comments in a separate thread!) in Hobbies & Leisure ·
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Front view of legs:

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Back of legs and glutes:

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I suppose it is worth mentioning that less than a year ago, I was weighing nearly 45 pounds more than I am currently; I managed to shed all of those pounds through consistent exercise rather than strictly cutting calories. And yes, I realize I still have cellulite, and I am fully aware that I still have quite a long way to go. 🙂
Amy Williams34 said:It’s certainly less painful than undergoing surgery. The results tend to look quite lovely, and it’s incredibly popular over here in the States right now, though I suppose it isn't a permanent solution since all those fillers eventually break down,
but as an initial step, it is undoubtedly a less invasive and safer route compared to full surgery.

Are you speaking from your own personal experience with this, or perhaps just general knowledge...?
This might be slightly off-topic, though I suppose my question is tangentially related to the subject at hand, so here goes... I was wondering if any of you have ever undergone a non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal fillers (like Juvederm or Radiesse, for instance)? To be clear, I am not looking to undergo actual surgery; I don't have any breathing issues or anything of that nature, but I do have a small bump that is noticeable in profile, even though my nose looks perfectly fine from the front. So, my question is really about what the procedure is actually like—specifically, how much does the needlework hurt, and roughly what kind of price tag are we looking at? 🙂