Which products are good for posterior fourchette tearing

To ease symptoms of posterior fourchette tearing, you can try the following products:

1. NeuEve Balm Cream: https://www.neueve.com/cream
2. NeuEve Silk: https://www.neueve.com/silk
3. Dilators: https://www.neueve.com/dilators

Posterior fourchette tearing is caused by reduced or insufficient elasticity in the tissue.

Applying NeuEve products and doing dilation exercise can help you regrow elastic fibers. When you stretch the tissue that has insufficient elasticity, it causes pain. The pain sends a signal to your brain that the tissue in pain needs to grow elastic fibers.

NeuEve provides nutrients to help you grow the elastic fiber, but it needs a signal from the brain to start growing it. Thus, the combination of nutrition and exercise can help you heal this condition.

You can assess your healing progress by the size of the dilator that you use without causing pain.

Once you move up to the biggest dilator without pain, you will have achieved a full recovery from posterior fourchette tearing.

This journey of recovery may take 2-3 months. If you can do the dilation exercise while using the NeuEve Silk suppository and cream routinely.

How does dilation combined with NeuEve help relieve severe atrophy

If you are on these three things: NeuEve Silk, Cream, and a set of dilators, you may soon say "Goodbye" to posterior fourchette tearing.

If you are over 70 or highly sensitive, the regular Silk and balm cream may be too strong for you. We have made small batches of "Sensitive" Silk and balm cream. To order these products, you may find this article helpful:

I am over 70 and have dryness, odor, painful sex, and chronic recurrent UTIs. Which product is right for me?

You may find out more about how to treat posterior fourchette tearing by reading this article: https://www.neueve.com/blog/self-treatment-for-posterior-fourchette-tearing/

Tips for Using Dilators Safely and Effectively

1. Gradual Progression: It can be tempting to move up quickly in dilator sizes or start with the largest size in hopes of speeding up the process. However, this approach may be counterproductive and lead to overstretching injuries. Vaginal recovery is a gradual process. It's important to be patient and increase dilator sizes step-by-step to avoid potential injuries.
2. Hygiene and UTI Prevention: Using a dilator can be physically similar to sexual intercourse, where the movement can potentially transfer bacteria from the skin into the bladder, leading to a urinary tract infection (UTI). To minimize this risk, it's advisable to urinate immediately after each dilation session. This helps flush out any bacteria that may have entered the bladder. Additionally, drinking plenty of water before your exercise can help maintain adequate urinary flow and pressure, further aiding in the prevention of UTIs.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure a safer and more comfortable experience with dilator exercises.

Tips about using the NeuEve vulva balm cream:

The tearing occurs outside the vaginal tract, where the suppository does not reach.

The balm cream can be applied to the area where the tearing often occurs to make the tissue stronger. Applying the cream twice daily helps speed up the recovery than using it just once a day.

Using it more frequently helps a little more but a full recovery needs time. It is better to apply the balm cream early and often before an injury occurs because prevention is always the best policy.

After injury occurs, you will need to allow it to heal before applying a treatment product as the open wound may be sensitive to the product.

About more questions on how to use the cream, you may find this article helpful:

https://help.neueve.com/kb/how-to-use-the-product/i-am-using-the-vulva-balm-cream-for-the-first-time-can-you-please-tell-me-where-the-vulvar-is