Linda Texas Lewisville 0
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04.23.2021
Texas Lewisville

I was diagnosed with lichen sclerosus. Testosterone was pres...

I was diagnosed with lichen sclerosus. Testosterone was prescribed to treat it. At that time I only had white spots. Later I had a hysterectomy. I had all the symptoms of low hormones and was treated with cBHT. My mood became much better. My lichen sclerosus, however, started getting worse. I started getting lesions. My doctor had me put my Biest cream and testosterone cream on it and it got much better. When my doctor switch me to a Biest pill, the lichen sclerosus flared up again. After I switched back to the cream, it calmed down. It never goes away, but is under control with the hormones. If I cannot get my cBHT, not only will my lichen sclerosus become unmanageable and extremely painful, but I will also suffer from extreme depression.
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