Fluorouracil - Hi! I finished a 2 week treatment a few days ago. I've been applying aquafor?

I'm a year late answering your question, but others may stumble across your question and need an answer too.
When I finished the Fluorouracil cream (and in some cases before I finished the cream if it was unbearable)... I used a lidocaine gel 4% or a lidocaine cream 4%. It takes about 30 to 60 minutes to take effect and in my case, sometimes didn't last long... maybe an hour, but it was just enough for me to fall asleep. I have used it also 2 hrs after using the Fluorouracil and up till 2hrs before my next treatment. A word of caution, if you have progressed to the blistering and crusting open areas, it is going to sting like heck for 2-3 minutes but standing in front of a fan helps till that part passes... I have reapplied it several times during the day... Once finished Fluorouracil, you can use Aquaphor, A&D ointment (or hydrocortisone cream for itching), If you have any broken oozing skin during the Fluorouracil treatment, it's not good to use a petroleum product because it's a $itch to get it off and you must get it off for your next treatment or it will interfere... so, I save the Aquaphor, A$D, and vaseline for after treatment is finished. If I'm still using lidocaine, I put that on first so it can absorb, then apply the A&D etc afterward... It helps to shed the scabs and moisturize the dry skin... itching is so severe at times, I damage the skin before I know it, so I always add a Benadryl at bedtime. It may not help the itch because it's not really a histamine itch, but it knocks me out. At various different times, a warm compress (gel pack) or a cold compress helps... sometimes during the day it stings/itches and it helps to just touch it preferably with a Q tip, but sometimes I just use my finger. I'm getting to be a pro because I have to repeat this often... so now I only do small sections at a time... which means I'll be at this for 2 years lol. I started with the face, neck, and part of my chest... never again... that was far too great an area. I did notice that as I am doing a partial chest, itchy bumpy lesions have popped up on areas I hadn't applied the cream to. Also, for some crazy reason, 1 wk after I started my partial chest, I decided to dab some cream on 2 little spots on both my cheeks that were still seriously discolored... wow!!! 1 application, both my cheeks broke out in lesions... so I stopped immediately. My suggestion is to go slowly.