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Replies to "@swalex Thank you for the information. Since LS can cause sores/ulcers/blisters, should clobetasol be continued to..."
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In my experience, ulcers or fissures can be caused by active lichen sclerosus (LS) inflammation. If clobetasol is stopped too early, the inflammation may continue, and healing can be slower.
I suggest being tested for possible secondary infections, such as:
Yeast (Candida)
Bacterial infection
Herpes simplex virus
If these tests are negative, you may ask your doctor whether using a barrier ointment such as Vaseline (petroleum jelly) or zinc oxide could be beneficial to protect the skin and support healing.