What are the best treatments for Lichen Sclerosus?

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Posted Mar 12, 2017 by Anita Corte-Degen 1420

Steroids ointment

Posted Apr 7, 2017 by Beabow 1000

Clobetasol
Coconut or emu oil
Soaking in bath/sitz Bath with Epsom Salts

Posted Oct 7, 2017 by Cindy 3050

Clobetesol or Protopic. Estrace for skin strengthening.

Posted Oct 8, 2017 by LBelle 1550

Getting to a manageable stage with effective use of 'clobetasol propionate' which is the protocol steroid and then using natural products to help heal the affected area. Limit processed sugar and gluten and don't use any cleaning products with fragrances or alcohol and bath in epsom salts and alternate with borax. Use a natural non-fragrance moisturizer

Posted Oct 9, 2017 by annie-mcg 2000

A compound suppository of estrogen/hydrocortisone for vagina used 3 times a week along with Clobetasol ointment on the surrounding area, including clitoral and back to my tailbone has helped to keep my LS calm thus far.I also use an Olivier nourishment cream on the back area and Mona area to keep things cool as needed. If all that fails, I have lidocaine ointment.

Posted Feb 19, 2018 by lichenhater 700

Steroid creams, essential oils, coconut oil

Posted Aug 25, 2018 by Tbreck 2500

Medical doctors recommend steroid cream. Some people can't use the steroid cream. They are allergic to it. There are natural alternative treatments available. I think the most affective treatment is borax. I administrate a borax page on facebook that has 1500 members.

Posted Oct 11, 2018 by Allicia 2500

Steroid creams, Hormone creams,

Posted Apr 26, 2019 by Kelly 3100

A strong prescription topical steroid cream. Usually clobetasol. Barrier creams such as Vaseline and epsom salt sits baths can help provide symptom relief, and investigating and removing triggers that irritate the skin (latex condoms, soaps, toilet paper and laundry detergents are all common culprits. Avoiding tight fitting bottoms and choosing breathable fabrics help greatly- if you can, sleep without bottoms

Posted Apr 27, 2019 by SamSheehan 200

The standard treatment for Lichen Sclerosus is Corticosteroid ointments or creams. At first you may be prescribed application twice per day until it is under control and then you will go to 2-3 times a week

Posted Apr 28, 2019 by Debbie 1680

A topical steroid cream or ointment. There are a few such as Dermovate (clobetasol), Nerisone, Eumovate,

Posted May 26, 2019 by Emma 3560

Keeping area clean and free of perfumed soaps...toilet paper...powders etc.
Using a steroid cream helps.

Posted Jun 12, 2019 by Ljstafford 1600

keeping your auto immune under control, reduce stress, monitor closely with an informed medical professional, treat with prescribed steroid creams, may receive comfort from homeopathic things like soaking in Borax, Emu oil etc. Goal is to keep the inflammation at a minimum to not get scarring.

Posted Aug 22, 2019 by Diann 2500

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In my case, it is the ointment clobetasol or halobetasol has stopped the itching. At the beginning of the treatment 2 times per day, then applied 2 times a week.

Posted Oct 9, 2017 by France 700