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Health Concerns:Hair Remover
2004-12-07
Name: Rashmi



Hi,

I am in my 13th week. I used to use hair remover lotion for cleaning the hair near vagina.
Now, my skin reacts very differently to the lotion. It stays red for long time and very sensitive.

I do not know what else I can use to clean that area.
Any thoughts?

Rashmi.
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2004-12-10
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Anonymous Name: archie
Subject:  creams



Dear Nisha and Rashmi,
It's not recommended that while pregnant you use Hair removing creams. I would not recommend, not even to remove underarm hair until pregnant.
Archie
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2004-12-13
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Anonymous Name: archie
Subject:  soap



Dear Rashmi,
Use regular soap and shave the area.
Archie
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2004-12-10
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Anonymous Name: Rashmi
Subject:  so my que is...



what can I use to remove hair?

I can't wax it there as I never did before....

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2004-12-08
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Anonymous Name: Nisha
Subject:  Alternate



Because of some biological changes, the skin changes its behavior. Particularly the area you are taking about. You can try some other make of hair remover or better to use soft razor.
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2004-12-30
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Anonymous Name: Rashmi
Subject:  yes



Soft razor works best! It does not harm the skin. Also, I do dry shaving. after shaving, I feel no reaction, icting or sensitiveness. So, it is working great for me.

Thanks
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