Matilda said her vagina felt funny this morning. (Not "ha ha" funny.) It's hard to get a 5 y.o. to clarify that. But apparently kind of of tingly/tickly? Would that be a result of the yeast infection medicine? It wasn't before.

And now she's saying it stings when she pees. Again.

Why won't it go away??! Why must ladybits be so complicated?

It would help if she were more stoic so I knew when to take her seriously. But she cries about the tags in her shirt and every gas bubble and if her sleeves stick out of her jacket. You know?

But I do think it's bothering her. I just don't know what else to do. Don't really want to make a fourth trip back to the doctor, but we might have to.

Franny went through a crying over homework stage, and Isaac is smack dab in the middle of it. But in both of their cases, the issue isn't perfectionism, the issue is not wanting to do homework.

Lord, look at these necklaces.

::shudder:: Those hit me right in the uncanny zone in a way that is dark and scary and has nothing to do with serial murder. As a child, I used to dream over and over again about being alone in a darkened warehouse full of dolls and all the dolls coming to life.

Hmm, not sure Hec. I tend to associate tickly/tingly with a yeast infection, but since she's getting that treated that's probably not it. Maybe she's just hyper sensitized right now so she's aware of everything she's feeling? Who knows? Maybe what she's actually feeling is the tissues healing.

David, if she still has a uti or some inflammation it maybe her bladder bothering her. I've had itchy bladder before and the sensation was a tickly/itchy/crawly sensation between the urethra and vagina.

Benadryl helps when that happens. It's the only thing I can think of.

I used to get tingly/tickly sensations in my hands and feet when I had a UTI, but only after I used the bathroom and it only lasted a few minutes.

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OMG, developer, stop fighting me. If the field is empty, the record will be discarded, and we need to handle that use case. Don't insist we wait until QA to think about it. DO IT NOW.

Hmmph. My manager complimented me yesterday on good management, and now one of the developers is making me all frustrated and making a liar of me.

After my kidneystone passed, I had a couple days of weird tingly somewhere inside. Figured it was a symptom of healing up, and as it went away I think I was right.

Thanks for the input - that's helpful.

Hmmph.

FWIW I think you're right and the developer is wrong. If you can anticipate a problem, don't wait for QA to fix it, fix it first and use QA to test if the fix worked.

Apparently we need to have another come-to-Jesus talk about not calling me at work for bullshit reasons.

That seems like the kind of thing you can easily blame on The Man, no?