New Member about the Neogyn Cream

I've read recently about the Neogyn Cream and saw a few of you have tried it, but all the posts were in July and August, and I am wondering if it has now made any improvment for the Vestibulitis in the vulva area? I've tried everything, I'm sure... even having a neurostimulator put in for a year and then had it taken out. I am on Neurontin, use Lidocaine 2% as well as 5% when needed. Also, take Percoset if I know I am going to be sitting for a long period of time... only take a half for fear of addiction. Aceladi

For me it worked out well. I am still using it but only once a week and my life changed completely. I had secondary vestibulodynia for 2 years and you know what it means. It tooks time: I needed about 8 weeks 2 times a day before it really worked. Now I use Neogyn once a week or just after a "hot" "hot" intercourse but my life is back to normal. There are more and more great testimonials about Neogyn, I really think it worth a try!

To knowthis cream is working is a great help and I appreciate so much your reply as the cream is expensive and the posts I read were older ones. If you know of others that are using this cream I would love to hear there testimonies as well. Thanks again. Millie

Hi there,

I have also used the cream for more than the recommended period of time, and to be honest it hasn't had a noticeable effect. If it has caused an improvement then it it is very slight, and certainly not enough of an improvement to make me consider having intercourse with no lidocaine!

I'll be interested in reading any further studies published in this area, because reading the one that has already been conducted doesn't seem to have found a significant pain reduction in the participants.

I would order the free trial (if it's still available), and I hope it works for you, but don't pin your hopes on it!

Hi Rose, Guess I jumped too quickly reading some positive responses. I have searched for a few days and don't find there are any 'free' trials left. I don't regret ordering it though as we all have to find out for ourselves I believe, since we are all so different with Vulvodynia. I will post my results on here as I think it is important to have all reviews and comments. Thank you so very much for your reply

Millie;
I feel you made the right choice! Be patient: 6 to 8 weeks twice a day. Keep us posted!

Yes, please post your experiences! I have vestibulodynia and generalized vulvodynia, as well as fibromyalgia, and I wonder about a topical cream when the underlying problem isn't dermatological but neuromuscular ... however I've been considering it for the vestibulitis. I know the skin down there has become drier and more easily irritated so maybe it would help even though I'll still need lyrica, naproxen and physio for the underlying issues.

I am so sorry to be so long in responding about my experience with the Neogyn Cream. Unfortunately, it did not work for me at all. In fact, it made the irritation much worse after trying just 3 days in a row, I couldn't even attempt to us it anymore. I will say, however, that I sent it back to the company, and they did issue me a full refund. I was very pleased about that. Millie