Diprobase itch cream to combat post-partum
After my pregnancy, I developed a kind of itching near the place where I had stitches because of my caesarean and was in the habit of scratching them that has become even worse. My doctor prescribed me to use a lotion Diprobase as a remedy to combat the itching. I used it for a while 'as 2 weeks, but I have not seen any acceptable result. A few days after I used the lotion that had weakened my desire to scratch the affected areas, but there are times and days that I still do not scratch makes it constantly especially at night when I unconsciously bleeding point to their sting even more annoying and dangerous. I do not know if the cause of the limited response of this cream on my skin has something to do with my allergy to latex. This is the first anti-itch cream that my doctor had prescribed for me. I went straight to the family doctor after weeks of not heal the inflamed areas and says that the product is not good enough for me or not strong enough
to fight against my urge to scratch my stitches caesarean. Compared to other cream I have with what I have for four times a day from my family doctor, is safe for breastfeeding as well. Since I bought the 500ml bottle I use abundant life, below the neck because I am also a rash in that part as well and each side of my leg. The good thing about this book is that the smell is so strong, it's just like a normal cream, put in your body compared to other anti-itch lotion I tried in the past, where the smell is really terrible.
to fight against my urge to scratch my stitches caesarean. Compared to other cream I have with what I have for four times a day from my family doctor, is safe for breastfeeding as well. Since I bought the 500ml bottle I use abundant life, below the neck because I am also a rash in that part as well and each side of my leg. The good thing about this book is that the smell is so strong, it's just like a normal cream, put in your body compared to other anti-itch lotion I tried in the past, where the smell is really terrible.
