When I was in the hospital the nurses gave me several bottles of “sproam”, an incontinence spray you can use to help clean yourself up.
I ran out and am wondering if anyone has tried to make some sort of soothing booty cleanser.
im thinking a water/vitamin e/lavender/aloe cocktail to spray in toilet paper to help soothe and clean my burny, sore bum
I’m to the point that my bum is so raw that my own sweat burns 😓😓 guess my cheeks are too big to allow airflow 😂
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You really should get a bidet. I have one that hooks to the toilet lid and is a sprayer. I love it. I use Zinc spray for butt burn. I don’t use wipes cause it can get costly. The bidet helps save on tp. You still have to wipe but not as much as normal. Make sure the zinc is 40%. It’s amazing and easy to put on. Or get it in a cream. Good luck. I still get it once in a while.
Also there is other brands of the stuff you are talking about. Maybe google can help you out looking for something less expensive. But ai truly feel you’d be happy with a bidet. We have one in each bathroom. Good luck.
In currently using a zinc cream and honestly I think it’s making the problem worse and not better.
Also have considered a bidet but I have several tenants renting rooms in my house so it’s not possible at this time
I have used convatec sensi care skin barrier cream, that is specifically for rectal surgery people. I use baby wipes for my booty hole and that helps since I go 14-20X a day.
The remedy you made up sounds perfect!
Installing this bidet takes 10 minutes with no special training, and I cannot see why it would bother your tenants, since they don’t *have* to use it:
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa...DegQIARA-&adurl=
if that does not work, then you can get one of these for your personal use:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=...AfLTz2olCoaMroqgY6kS
You don’t need to put a solution in this bottle, just plain water does a great job. All other additives could cause build up and possibly a yeast infection. Even without additives, you need to dry yourself throughly after cleaning with a bidet, as even just water might cause yeast infection.
