Jessica,

John's doctors recommended Lubriderm. Another cream which we liked was Glaxal Base. You should expect some redness during the first week. By the second or third week you might see broken skin. We were told to be conscientious about saline soaks -- putting regular medical saline on a clean J cloth on the sore and cover it with a clean towel. Leave the saline on for 10, 15 minutes and then let it air dry and then put cream on. Do this three or four times a day. The saline is pretty good with drying up the sores. ChristineB also recommends an antiseptic cream, but I have never used it, so I'll leave it up to her to tell you about it. Remember to pat the cream on, and don't rub it in. If the sores are really bad, you may want to cover them with a non-stick dressing in between saline soaks.