Using too much Vagisil can lead to severe side effects, so only apply a small amount. The amount of Vagisil cream that you use should be about as long as your fingertip (about one inch long). Do not insert Vagisil into your vagina. Only use it on the parts of your vagina that are outside of your body, such as your labia and vulva. Use your finger to rub the cream into the outer areas of your vagina to help soothe itching. Do not apply Vagisil to large areas of your body. Applying Vagisil to large areas of your body may cause severe side effects, so only use it on the affected areas of your vagina. If your itching extends beyond the area that a small amount of Vagisil will cover, then call your doctor or gynecologist. The product works by blocking the nerve signals that cause itching. This will provide some temporary relief from vaginal itching. Just keep in mind that it might take a few minutes for the medicine to work, so try to be patient. You should not use Vagisil more than four times per day. If you still have symptoms after using Vagisil, then contact your doctor or gynecologist.  You may require a prescription strength medication.
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One-sentence summary -- Use the smallest amount needed. Apply Vagisil to the outside of your vagina only. Allow your skin to absorb the Vagisil cream. Reapply three to four times per day.

Q: Parts of the exam can feel awkward. Talking to your doctor during the exam can help you to feel more relaxed. Ask the doctor to explain what he or she is doing as they are doing it.  If you are being examined by a male doctor, a female nurse will be with you at all times during the exam. If one is not present in the room, ask for a nurse to be with you. The external areas will be examined, then an internal exam will be done. The external areas examined include the clitoris, labia, vaginal opening, and rectum. The internal exam includes the use of a speculum to check the vaginal canal, cervix, perform the Pap smear, and take other tissue samples if needed. A digital exam is performed to feel the uterus and ovaries.  However, the internal exam may not be necessary if you have never been sexually active. Make sure to let your doctor know if you are uncomfortable with the internal exam. If you have been sexually abused, then it may take several visits before you will feel comfortable with this type of exam. Be sure to communicate your concerns with your doctor. The entire exam takes only a few minutes. After the routine tests and medical questions are completed, you will be given a gown and asked to undress. Remove everything, including your panties and your bra, unless the nurse tells you otherwise. Gowns used for gynecological exams have openings in the front. This allows your doctor to examine your breasts. Much of the time, the gowns used are made of paper. An additional paper cover may be provided that goes over your lap. The breast exam comes first. The doctor will touch your breasts and move his or her hands in a circular and linear motion.  The doctor will check the breast tissue that extends up into your armpit area. Your doctor will also check your nipples for any abnormalities. The breast exam is done to check for any lumps or abnormalities. If you feel any discomfort during this procedure you should tell the doctor. You will need to position yourself so your feet can fit into holders, called stirrups. This allows your legs to be spread apart to aid in the next parts of the exam. Relax your legs and let them fall open. The external exams allows the doctor to examine the area for any signs of irritation, infection, or abnormalities in the tissues surrounding your vagina and urethra, which is the duct that allows you to pass urine from your bladder. The doctor will examine the area visibly, and may touch tissues in the area to examine them more closely. For example, if your labia is red or inflamed, the doctor may spread the labia to examine for any abnormalities. Next, the doctor will insert an instrument called a speculum. The speculum may be plastic or metal. A metal speculum may feel cold as it is inserted.  This will slide into your vagina, then will be gradually opened to allow the doctor to examine the vaginal canal and cervix.  This causes a feeling of pressure but should not be painful. If you feel pain, tell the doctor. Speculums come in different sizes, so another one can be tried if the first one is causing you pain. After the doctor has examined your cervix and vaginal canal, he or she will insert a small swab or brush, through the opening in the speculum, to remove some of the cells from your cervix. This is called a Pap test and is not recommended before the age of 21.  The sample taken will be sent to a lab and examined for any cells that look abnormal or cancerous. Most girls have perfectly normal Pap tests.  Typically, you will be notified of the test results from your Pap smear within 10 to 14 days. If you are having any problems, the doctor may take additional samples to be reviewed by a laboratory. The next part of the exam will involve the doctor sliding one or two fingers into your vagina, and applying pressure to your abdomen. This is done so the doctor can feel for any lumps or abnormalities around your ovaries and female organs including your cervix, fallopian tubes, and uterus. Once the exam is complete, you will remove the gown and get dressed. The nurse may escort you to the doctor’s office or a consultation area, or the doctor may review your exam with you in the room. The doctor will review your exam results with you, and answer any remaining questions you may have. He or she will also provide you with any written prescriptions that are needed, such as a prescription for birth control pills.
A: Ask your doctor to explain the procedures. Remove your clothes. Put on the gown. Have the breast exam. Slide to the end of the table. Have the external exam. Expect some pressure from the speculum. Know what the Pap test is. Understand the digital exam. Talk with your doctor before you leave.

Article: Using any round object, trace a circle on two pieces of paper and cut them out with scissors. Make sure the two circles are the same approximate size.  You can use any size circle. Just remember that the bigger the circle, the bigger the lantern. You can use a plate, the lid off a tub of ice cream, the bottom of a bucket, or any other round object. You can also use any kind of paper you want: regular white printer paper, colored cardstock, decorative patterned paper, etc. Cut off a tiny bit on the point of the triangle, making a hole in the center of the paper. Repeat steps 2-6 on the second circle that you cut out so that you end up with two identical cut-up circles.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make two paper circles. Make a hole. Complete the other circle.