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is it because I don't drink enough fluids?" Dear Jacqui, Dear Meredith, However, it is also possible that you may have an undetected vaginal or pelvic inflammation or infection. Often one feels the discomfort only during or after sexual activity. I suggest that you see your gynecologist for a check-up just to make sure there is no health condition present that may get worse without treatment. To help with vaginal dryness you should use a vaginal moisturizer such as the Very Private Intimate Moisture, which bonds with your own moisture and expands it. It will facilitate the beginning of intimacy and protect your vaginal tissue. Be aware, too, that you need to be careful with cleansing of the vaginal area. Don't use any product containing fragrance, chemical colors or plant additives or vitamins, which can be very drying and irritating. Avoid sitting in scented bubble baths. For vaginal hygiene it is best to use a pH balanced unscented soap or a body wash like Very Private pH balanced body wash which you can find on www.veryprivate.com. Best wishes for a quick recovery. Jacqui Copyright 2002 Brandwynne Corporation. All rights reserved. Thank you for your trust. |
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