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MsNightingale
August 17, 2012 - 10:46am
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Hello Dear Marric
You will hear more from more experienced than me, but there was a recent in depth discussion of honey recently. I am sure it will come up if you enter it in the search. I believe that Christine recommends a pea-sized amount of raw organic honey. You can do that every day and it will help with many things including dryness. There is no danger with this simple natural remedy, and there can be much danger when using those medicines (with all those things in them that we cannot even pronounce). Good luck to you!
louiseds
August 17, 2012 - 11:14pm
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oils
Marric, I don't think you need to pour oil into your vagina. A little on a finger will do the same job. We are not talking about a large quantity. Just enough to lubricate. Some people prefer particular types of oil. I have used cold-pressed extra virgin with no problems. Others say that virgin olive oil has something in it that irritates. Cold pressed, unprocessed coconut oil is great because it has a melting point close to body temperature, so there is no friction needed to apply it.
I too had this burning during perimenopause. It did eventually go away. Vitamin E cream also helped considerably, though it did sting initially. I would try honey. I didn't know about its use in the vagina and vulva at that time. Any old honey unprocessed honey will be best. Honey is antimicrobial. If it has bees legs and wax on the top it is unprocessed! If you prefer medical grade honey, try the pharmacy or healthfood shop.
Louise