Which ointment for the intimate area (torn frenulum)?
Hey, I have to keep this short because I have almost no time.
About 2-3 months ago, I tore my frenulum, and it bled quite heavily. Then it went on for a long time without any problems, and a few days ago it happened again. I've now made an appointment with a urologist, and of course, it's still a long way off. The earliest appointment was April 6.
now my question
Can I do anything myself until then? Get some kind of ointment? If so, which one? I can't find anything online.
Thanks
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But yes.
You can use any mild or neutral ointment to care for your child.
Avoid in the next time to get a train on it, so this is well cured.
Suitable ointments are e.g. camomile ointment or bepanthen .Not frightening, these eyes and nasal ointment are especially suitable for the care of pre-skin, ribbons etc.
After a good cure, I think about two,three weeks you can start stretching your benches.You have to start very carefully and easily.So far this is not frayed, immediately bleeding again,you have a great chance to stretch your benches to the point,but keep up and keep it supple,
that you could cancel the appointment.
From the appointment I am almost to say,is optimal.
Until then, the band stops jamming, it doesn’t bleed, or you just have to let it blew.But this isn’t a big deal and so you can do one step after another.
I hope I could help you.
You don’t make an appointment like this, but you go to practice as an emergency.
No, it’s not a clinical emergency. A short bench often comes before . Once too tightly stretched, it bleeds.
I didn’t write anything about the “clinical” emergency.
This is an official name because of acute illness to enter into medical treatment.And this is a bloody pre-skin babe, at least not alone.Wär der FS Bluter … e.g., this would be an exception for a clinical emergency.
No ointment helps, only an operative extension or removal