Re: Lidocaine and cotton ball treatment

[Guest guest]

Exactly! The burning in the vagina lasts for quite awhile. I have

learned to apply very carefully!

Ruth

> Hmmm, that could be true. Although when I apply the lidocaine to the

> vestibule it will burn for a minute or two then go numb. But the

> burning pain lasted for a long time inside my vagina.

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[Guest guest]

I have another question. Last night I had to get up to go to the

bathroom, and I had the cotton ball inside. The cotton ball ended up

absorbing some of the urine, and I was worried about leaving the cotton

ball in there like that, so I replaced it. Is it bad if the cotton ball

gets urine on it?

--- ruthiema36 wrote:

> Exactly! The burning in the vagina lasts for quite awhile. I have

> learned to apply very carefully!

> Ruth

>

> > Hmmm, that could be true. Although when I apply the lidocaine to

> the

> > vestibule it will burn for a minute or two then go numb. But the

> > burning pain lasted for a long time inside my vagina.

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

I would have done the same as you. Perhaps this is a situation when a

paper cup would come in handy, positioned so it is above the

vestibule, but takes in the urethra. Guess that coule be a little

tricky, but worth a try!

Ruth

> I have another question. Last night I had to get up to go to the

> bathroom, and I had the cotton ball inside. The cotton ball ended up

> absorbing some of the urine, and I was worried about leaving the cotton

> ball in there like that, so I replaced it. Is it bad if the cotton ball

> gets urine on it?

>

>

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