Trying to help
I have helped my fiance with Nat Pro for a number of months...
While we feel she has responded somewhat positively, there is a problem that won't go away. When used inter-vaginally, the "slight" stinging sensation described on these pages is actually a "burning" sensation that will not improve (normal trans dermal is fine).
Has anyone else experienced this a does there seem to be a method to help this situation?
Thank you
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