> # Re: help with betamethasone

> Written by Roxane at 24 Feb 2000 23:18:59:

> As an answer to: help with betamethasone written by Rob at 20 Feb 2000 04:24:21:

> Hi Rob,
> Glad to hear your doctor didn't give you a hard time about prescribing the cream.
> Also glad Nick answered you. He's the authority on Betamethasone and using it as an adult.
> You might want to ask your doctor if it would be OK to use lidocaine cream for glan sensitivity. It's non-prescriptive, but you should get your doctor's
> assurance that it's safe before using it on such a sensitive area.
> It probably wouldn't sting the way the ambesol did on Nick.
> Keep us updated. I'm sure there's more than a few interested readers.
> Good Luck.
> Roxane

> >Hi guys - hi Roxanne - i hope you're reading this , your experience would help.
> >Ok, I got the betamethasone cream from my doctor .. although he himself doesn't know too much about it only that he believes it might work.
> >So now i got questions - right way to apply it ? and how much should i apply it and where - i mean how far down do i put it on from the tip ?
> >My doctor said that if it is successful, my glans would be really sensitive - maybe even painful, how can I minimize the pain ?
> >THANX IN ADVANCE!

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