I've just started using Susten 200 and I'm a bit unsure about a couple of things. Like, how long should I wait before I can go to the bathroom after inserting it? Also, is there a specific amount of time I need to stay lying down once I've put it in?

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Possible Causes_

Rosacea: A skin condition causing redness, flushing, and burning sensations.

Sensitive skin: Increased blood flow and temperature sensitivity.

Keratosis pilaris: A condition causing inflammation and redness due to dry skin.

Heat intolerance: Rare condition causing adverse reactions to heat.

Self-Care

Cool compresses: Apply cool, wet cloths to reduce redness and burning.

Avoid hot water: Use lukewarm or cool water for bathingshowering.

Gentle skincare: Use fragrance-free, gentle cleansers and moisturizers.

Sun protection: Avoid sun exposure, use sunscreen (SPF 30+) and wear protective clothing.

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