It's so personal. The only constant is FIT. It doesn't matter how "good" a chamois is, if it doesn't conform to your body, it's going to give you trouble. So try on lots of shorts. TE has a great return policy, if you don't have a local bike shop that stocks much women's apparel.
My personal favorite are the Louis Garneau Neo Power, with Castelli Provocante a close second. Both of them have a chamois with a smooth surface, not too thick, and they conform really well.
I do NOT like the one pair of Pearl Izumi shorts that I have, sorry I don't know the model name - the chamois is thick, stiff and diaper-like with a woven cover.
Besides a pair of shorts that fits you really well, I'd expect you almost certainly want to use a lubricant. You'll want to read the ingredients lists and be really careful of ingredients that (1) can irritate skin and/or (2) could trigger a recurrence of what you're being treated for. I use pure shea butter. Besides being really safe, for me, it's also the most effective lubricant I've ever used in decades of riding.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler