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Help! Chaffing hurts :/

raechksraechks member
in May 2015 Moms
Anyone have advice to get rid of chaffing pain? Or avoid it all together? I'm 34 weeks and baby is in the process of dropping (I think). I go on long walks almost everyday and the last few days I'm so uncomfortable by the end of them. I'm not opposed to panty liners at this point but I'd love a style that doesn't feel like a diaper...
Thank you!!
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Re: Help! Chaffing hurts :/

  • SassFrassSassFrass member
    They have super lil panty liners I use kotex ones and they are really thin and small. Also a lil but of baby powder helps.

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  • LadyBloodLadyBlood member
    The panty liners I use I can't even tell they're there cuz they're super thin. I use the always brand, but I use the thong ones so I can still wear underwear that is comfortable for me
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  • Bmore112Bmore112 member
    Very thin panty liners and snug sweat pants work for my walks
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  • smashbaby111smashbaby111 member
    edited April 2015
    An anti chaffing cream? I've never tried it, but I have a friend who swears by it and suggested it in case I developed this problem... She said you can find it near the monistat type stuff in a drug store
    Edited to add... I'm not sure of the brand, sorry...
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  • CanadaMom17CanadaMom17 member
    Poise makes panty liners - very soft, and also the baby powder helps.  If there's already irritation, diaper cream works wonders.
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  • raechksraechks member
    Thank you much ladies. Headed to the store today to stock up!
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  • juliensmomjuliensmom member
    Diaper rash cream ! @OP put on overnight too if your chaffed up from that day
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  • ladybuggaloladybuggalo member
    I also used diaper rash cream. It was a miracle!
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  • emilyk527emilyk527 member
    If its a moisture issue I would recommend the pad too. If it's a dry rubbing issue - I put tanning oil on my thighs when I wear a dress. My sister does this too & it works great.
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  • peteresapeteresa member
    Academy, Big 5, and other sporting goods stores have Anti-Chafing cream that works wonders, it should be next to the running gear....I bought it when I ran my last Marathon and it was a life saver!
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