Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
I do not use anything with a scent soap detergent dryer sheets this has made a difference as well. I used the measurements suggested in the artical.
(Palmdale, Ca)
01/10/2011
What is this apple cider vinegar? I have been itching for a long time I have tried everything I even stopped shaving. I itch on the sides only and its driving me crazy! It only really is bad at night. And I cannot sleep it itches some during the day but I used ice cubs to cool it down but I would like the itch to just be GONE! . I have delt with this since I was 18. I have been to a doctor about it but whatever they gave me a pink pill and it didn't work. It worked for the moment. But I think it made it worse. PLEASE HELP ME! I DUNNO WHAT ELSE TO DO IT IS RECKING MY SEX LIFE WITH MY HUSBAND AS WELL! . I was checked for HPV last year and this year iam HPV free! . (i hope. ) I have just fed up with this itching problem. I have even soaked in aveno it helps a little. I have soaked in ice cubs. I'm telling you I have tried everything.! . help me....
(Montgomery, Tx, Usa)
01/10/2011
This might be from a slow circulation to that area. Have you ever heard of Atomic Iodine? Most health food stores sell this. You can try and douche with a body temperature Atomic Iodine solution. Search the internet - there are a few companies manufacturing it. And you can probably find it at your local health food store. Start out with 3/4 tsp of the Iodine in a quart of water and douche with that at body temperature 2-3 days a week until it stops itching. Also, you can use a Glycothymoline soaked tampon inserted to get your pelvic area to a more alkaline state.
(Tacoma, Washington, United States)
02/27/2012
I am pretty sure that I have yeast infection based on the symptoms. I itch around that area. It looked a reddish, sometimes, I could see some white stuff, too. This is my 3rd day having this, and I am currently trying apple cider vinegar. Though, the itch has reduced, but I realize that there is yellowish liquid that I am not sure about. I wonder if you also had it and how long did it take you to treat it? please help me... I am very nervous because I do not want it to get worse. Thank you so much!!!
(Newark, NJ)
10/24/2014
I am currently experiencing terrible vaginal itch. I've suffered from this condition for many years on and off. It recurs a few times a year, however, this time I think I know for sure that I am experiencing an allergic reaction to several things that I am eating--primarily citrus, cinnamon and rancid oils. There isn't much I can do about the itch except wait it out as the allergens work themselves out of my system. I tried drinking nettle tea and that helps a little. But I made the mistake of putting a teabag of sleepytime tea in the mix only to have the itch flair up again. Then I read the ingredients and realized that one of the ingredients is orange blossoms! I hadn't thought about the flowers being a problem too. So the moral of this story is to be very careful to figure out what kind of allergens are causing you a problem.
(Kansas, US)
03/27/2015
Do you ingest the ACV or use it topically? I have had this vaginal itch for 20 years off and on. It is directly on one side of the labia and about the size of a pencil eraser. Over the years, the skin in that area has thickened and there is no visible rash of any kind. No flaking, just incessant itching in that particular area. Have been to many different doctors and have been subjected to so many different creams. It will clear up for a day or so, but it ALWAYS comes back! At times, the itching is so severe that I scratch it until it bleeds! I finally self diagnosed that is was vaginal eczema. Glad to see I am not the only one who has this! Help!
(Tennessee)
03/27/2015
Dear June,
The original poster may not be around any longer. You could try Apple Cider Vinegar internally and topically. Internally, 1 - 3 teaspoons in a glass of water twice a day. (Best to start with less and increase over a week or two.) For external use, I would dilute it a good bit. Even 1 Tablespoon Apple Cider Vinegar in cup of boiled cooled water is healing, and would be gentle on tender skin.
You might also try some castor oil as well. It may help the itching and scarring. If you add one drop of tea tree essential oil to one teaspoon of castor oil, that may also be helpful.
I hope you find relief soon!
~Mama to Many~
(Florida)
12/20/2018
Apple Cider Vinegar
★★★★★
(Carterville, Il)
03/14/2012
(Ft. Wayne, Indiana, Us)
08/04/2012
Cayenne Pepper
★★★★★
Cayenne Pepper
★★★★★
Then I sought advice from a respected herbalist who helped me to cleanse and detoxify my body over the last 2 years. She defiantly set me on a track of a better balanced system, and a noticeable difference in how I feel and function. Through a process of illumination, she and I narrowed this problem down to a sluggish lymphatic system. We set our focus and efforts in that area. However, the itch was still prevalent.
3 weeks ago, I ran across cayenne pepper in my spice cupboard, and remembered one of its many healing properties is on the circulatory system. Immediately I began a regimen of ½ tsp. 2 - 3 times a day, with meals, in an ounce of hot water. Yes, it does burn a bit going down, but that's a small drawback to the positive impact on what it has done. Also to note, I've nearly stopped my sugar, alcohol, and caffeine intake prior to, and during this time. The itch is nearly gone, and/or is under control at this time. Also, I attempted to re-introduce a small amount of caffeine back into my diet recently and the itch became more prevalent. Obvious there may be a connection between caffeine and this problem. I DO believe that the cayenne has had a positive effect on nearly stopping my annoying problem.
In addition to the itching, the skin in this area has been traumatized by the overuse of cortisone creams, and excessive scratching. Thickening, thinning, tenderness, and welts in the area, are my experiences. An "eczema" like skin condition has been near constant. The mixture of Zinc Oxide (Desitin) and Ichthamol, over the counter at the pharmacy, has done more to repair the skin condition. A bit messy, but worth the nuisance.
Note that I'm an a very healthy 50 year old woman, very active and excellent personal care habits, (with the exception of my one favorite morning cup of caffeinated beverage). The use of cayenne for this personal problem has worked for me. My advice for anyone who may be experiencing the perplexing problem is to: Seek medical professional advice, beware of personal eating and exercise habits that may lend to sluggish lymphatic system, research all the information available on this topic, and be open minded. Make conscience choices after investigating all options. My research shows there are many woman out there of all ages on the internet experiencing the same symptoms and frustrations. May sharing my story have a positive impact on others searching for answers to similar issues.
(Atlanta, Georgia)
09/19/2010
