Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus (VLS) may present outbreaks that generate discomfort and discomfort in the daily life of women who suffer from it. Here are four basic strategies for managing a Lichen Sclerosus outbreak.
Top 4 Strategies to Manage an Outbreak of Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus
Gentle hygiene
Proper hygiene is essential during Lichen Sclerosus outbreaks. Opt for mild cleansers without fragrances or alcohols and avoid harsh soaps that may irritate sensitive skin. Use lukewarm water instead of hot water to avoid worsening symptoms. In addition, gently pat the affected area dry, preferably with soft touches of a clean, soft towel.
2. Application of topicals that help reduce symptoms.
The use of certain natural products to control symptoms can be very beneficial. We recommend the
Dermnix Natural Oil
Dermnix Natural Oil is the only one on the market that has been formulated exclusively for women suffering from VLS. On the other hand, consult your doctor about the use of corticosteroids for the treatment of lichen.
3. Use of cotton underwear
Choosing the right underwear can make a big difference. Opt for cotton garments, which are breathable and help reduce irritation. Avoid synthetic materials that can retain moisture and worsen symptoms. During flare-ups, opt for loose-fitting underwear to minimize friction and promote comfort.
Stress Management
Stress can trigger and worsen Lichen Sclerosus outbreaks. Incorporate stress management practices into your daily routine, such as meditation or deep breathing. Not only can these techniques help reduce stress, but they can also contribute to improving your emotional well-being, which, in turn, can have a positive impact on VLS symptoms.
Managing Lichen Sclerosus outbreaks requires a comprehensive approach that includes specific care, appropriate medical treatment and self-care practices. Always consult with a Lichen Sclerosus physician for personalized guidance on how to effectively address VLS flares. By adopting these strategies, you can improve your quality of life and feel more empowered to meet the challenges that may arise during Lichen Sclerosus outbreaks.
NOTE: We have been applying the
Liquenia Treatment to hundreds of patients
to hundreds of patients for more than 7 years. All of them are followed up for a long period of time, which allows us to manage a large statistical base. According to this information, among the patients who received the stem cell-based Liquenia Treatment, many report no more outbreaks and others report fewer and much less intense outbreaks.
Have you been diagnosed with Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus?
Dr. Patricia Gutiérrez Ontalvilla (MD PhD)
