I asked my acupuncturist about it and she said that from a Chinese Medicine stand point, rashes like that are the result of damp heat or "wind" in the skin. She used several points to help clear out heat and dampness in my acupuncture session and gave me this herbal wash that she usually gives to her post postpartum patients to help with healing tears, hemorrhoids, yeast infections and a whole host of other things.
| Yin Care |
Extracts & Essential Oils of:
- Di Fu Zi - Kochia
- Yin Chen Hao - Artemisia
- Du Huo - Angelica
- She Chuang Zi - Cnidium
- Shi Chang Pu - Acorus
- Ai Ye - Artemisia
- Bo He - Mentha
- Jin Yin Hua - Lonicera
- Zhi Zi - Gardenia
- Huang Bai - Phellodendron
- Huang Qin - Scutellaria
- Ku Shen - Sophora
- Cang Zhu - Atractylodes
- Tu Jing Pi - Pseudolarix
The list of things this stuff successfully treats is unbelievable. You can use it as a compress, rub, rinse, douche, soak, spray, mix it with a compounding cream and even soak tampons in it. Depending on the ailment you're treating, you dilute it with different amounts of water but you can also use it at full strength.
Topically, Yin care treats:
- Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, Rashes, Rosacea, Hemorrhoids
- Shingles, Cold Sores, Sty, Athletes Foot, Poison Oak, Poison Ivy
- Fungal Infections in the nail, toe or skin, Insect Bites and Staph Infections
- Yeast, Bacterial, Fungal, and Trichomonia Infections
- Vulvitis, STD
- Cervical Dysplasia, Cervicitis
OMG. Just this very moment I think I figured out what caused the rash on my groin. I'm fairly sure that the day I started birth control I also shaved my bikini line. With E's man scented shave cream. That I am obviously allergic to. Whoops.
I still don't know what caused the one on my stomach but that one is basically gone, so major points to Yin-care.
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| Those little dots are the last remnants of the belly rash. Bye bye! |



