Ostomy barrier wipes for butt burn?

Hi all,

I'm about a month since take down and am experiencing my first ouchie stings of butt burn.

i did a search and have read many posts on this topic, but I don't see any answers to whether our old ostomy barrier wipes might make a good tushy barrier wipe. Any feedback on that? It just seems that a barrier that could protect my skin from a loop ileo output for days should be good for the hours between bidet cleanings?

I used ilex and Calmoseptine for the past two days, but just now took a sitz bath with baking soda (to lessen the acid), blotted and used a hair dryer, then wiped with my old 3m Cavillon wipes. Off to bed now, I'll let you know any updates tomorrow. Meanwhile, anyone with experience or knowledge on this, I would like to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

2/5/153:30 AM

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