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I Put Chemical On Vagina Accidentally And Now It Is Burning

Hi, I m 25 female & about a week ago I accidentally applied a wet cloth to my vagina to help ease the itch from bacterial vaginosis , turns out the cloth had hydrogen peroxide on it and my whole area from vulva to anus began itching more than with the bv, so I applied vagisil to stop itching and then came the burning. I couldnt walk for a week and it looks like massive burn all the way from vagina to anus, I just been treating it with aloe. Do I need to see a doctor , because I am too embarrassed ?
Sun, 10 Apr 2011
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Hydrogen peroxide causes burning of the vaginal mucosa. Any kind of irritant like spirit is never applied in vagina. Now to get relief, you can apply silver sulfadiazine cream or a zinc oxide based ointment. Aloe is not going to help you much.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
drrakhitayal@gmail.com
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I Put Chemical On Vagina Accidentally And Now It Is Burning

Hello. Thanks for choosing HealthcareMagic forum. Hydrogen peroxide causes burning of the vaginal mucosa. Any kind of irritant like spirit is never applied in vagina. Now to get relief, you can apply silver sulfadiazine cream or a zinc oxide based ointment. Aloe is not going to help you much. Dr. Rakhi Tayal drrakhitayal@gmail.com