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Lisepten : Lichen Relief Salve, 2 oz jar
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About Lisepten : Lichen Relief Salve, 2 Oz Jar
Lichen Sclerosus is not a very common skin condition, but affects many people. Any age, or gender can get lichen, but it mostly seen in the menopause or post menopausal years of women. In women, it affects the vaginal area, and in men it affects the penis. In both, it can someones affect the area around the anus. It can involve any area, but is most often seen in the genitalia area. Lichen sclerosis is a skin condition that creates a discoloration of the skin. The affected skin tends to become whitish and then can become patchy. The skin, over time, get's to be thinner in the affected area. If left untreated, lichen can lead to other complications. Most people need some form of treatment. Lisepten herbal salve was developed for people looking for a more natural approach to healing the symptoms of Lichen Sclerosus (LS). Safety Information: Should not be used by people with any allergies to the contained herbs. Not to be ingested. Stop use if rash or symptoms worsen. When treating children, use with adult supervision. If used on broken or abraded skin, be sure to first clean area thoroughly. Not recommended for use during pregnancy or while nursing. Will stain clothing. Directions: Lisepten should be used 3-4 times a day. It can be used after urination. Be sure not to use the same finger to reapply as this can contaminate the salve. You can use a cotton ball to apply if area is very sore and tender. Ingredients: Comfrey, calendula, red clover, lavender, plantain, chickweed, and witch hazel herbs in apricot, almond, and sesame oils, beeswax, lavender essential oil. 2 ounces in a light blocking jar. NO returns or refunds. Contact us before ordering for questions about Lisepten.
