While I've never had a yeast infection, knock on wood, and I haven't had any allergic reactions on my vulva, what you're describing sounds like topical ezcema to me (with fissures, yay!).
Ezcema can be triggered by topical allergens, or it can be random. Really, only your doctor can tell you if it is ezcema or not. And only experience and charting your detergent and TP use can tell you if it's an allergy or not.
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Date: 2006-10-17 02:10 am (UTC)While I've never had a yeast infection, knock on wood, and I haven't had any allergic reactions on my vulva, what you're describing sounds like topical ezcema to me (with fissures, yay!).
Ezcema can be triggered by topical allergens, or it can be random. Really, only your doctor can tell you if it is ezcema or not. And only experience and charting your detergent and TP use can tell you if it's an allergy or not.