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How can I treat and prevent the itchy bumps and irritation that develop in the pubic area after shaving?

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How can I treat and prevent the itchy bumps and irritation that develop in the pubic area after shaving?

Asked by Female, 23 · 14 days ago

Veda Maddala

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14 days ago

What you're experiencing is very common and usually caused by razor burn or inflamed hair follicles. To soothe the current irritation, you can apply a cool compress and use a mild, over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream or a gentle moisturizer with aloe vera. To prevent this in the future, try shaving in the direction of hair growth using a clean, sharp razor and a moisturizing shaving gel. Avoid pulling the skin taut, and moisturize immediately afterward. Giving your skin a short break from shaving will also help it heal.

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