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| multiple | 12-Jul-2006 | health | cerealkiller | by votes | 42 | 6 | 53.8% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| ultamate | posted 13-Jul-2006 5:20pm get some Gold Bond powder and don't mess with that girl anymore! |
| cerealkiller | (reply to ultamate) posted 13-Jul-2006 5:44pm I see. I was thinking of the dog licking them. Dogs lick their own. They wouldn't do that if it didn't feel good, right? |
| Biggles | posted 13-Jul-2006 5:45pm Have you got white/cream patches on them that look like fungal growth? If so, invest in some Canesten (clotrimazole) and preferably see your doctor. You should really get tested for diabetes too - infections like thrush are very common in diabetics due to their urine containing high levels of sugar. |
| cerealkiller | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Jul-2006 6:11pm No. Had blood tests not too long ago. Just high cholesterol and lipids, blood sugar ok. |
| Biggles | (reply to cerealkiller) posted 13-Jul-2006 6:17pm You wouldn't always pick it up on a normal blood test - you might need a fasting one. Ideally, get your urine dipsticked (immediate result - you might be able to buy the dipsticks in a chemist). But all this is only if there appears to be a fungal infection. |
| cerealkiller | (reply to Biggles) posted 13-Jul-2006 6:23pm My blood tests are always fasting ones. |
| romkey | posted 13-Jul-2006 6:27pm Washing might help |
| RGirl | posted 13-Jul-2006 7:14pm See a doctor- pronto before they fall off. In the meantime, don't scratch it might spread or become infected and fall off. |
| RGirl | posted 13-Jul-2006 7:20pm Seriously? Go to your doctor. These things aren't always whay you think they are or are secondary to a bigger problem. On any antibiotics? That can cause issues with yeast infections. Anyway, go to the doctor, he will most likely recommend something over the counter or a prescription. What is recommended for women with yeast infections is go to your doctor first just to make sure that is what it is. Then they doctor will give you the ok to go ahead and use over the counter treatment the next time you have those symptoms. But it might not be yeast/jock itch. You need to have it checked |
| Amanda | posted 13-Jul-2006 7:43pm Have the doctor cut them off. |
| Iseult | posted 13-Jul-2006 9:10pm Wash them. With soap. |
| Iseult | (reply to Amanda) posted 13-Jul-2006 9:11pm |
| Enigma | posted 13-Jul-2006 10:43pm Pickle them. |
| clare | posted 13-Jul-2006 11:42pm I'd see a doctor. You could have jock itch, which is a fungus infection or you could have pubic lice (crabs), which is very contagious. |
| southernyankee | posted 14-Jul-2006 1:37am Get yourself a pair of nunchucks and hit yourself there. That should get your mind off your itching problem for a good while. |
| Tommyturtle40 | posted 14-Jul-2006 8:29am cut your balls off, you dont need them. |
| CGTREE | posted 14-Jul-2006 9:08am Cut them off!!!! |
| Amanda | (reply to southernyankee) posted 14-Jul-2006 10:45am |
| verouge | posted 14-Jul-2006 11:34am See a doctor to cut them b4 you die!! |
| FordGuy | posted 14-Jul-2006 2:55pm Have you ever seen the Skittles ad where the guy drops his Skittles in t drum of chemical, reches in, and his arm disappears? Then the other arm? Well. Go there and dip your balls in that stuff. |
| MiniMary | (reply to cerealkiller) posted 14-Jul-2006 3:12pm Shock value? |
| caviartaste | posted 15-Jul-2006 12:07am See a doctor....it's probably contact dermatitis....like from a "contact" you've made ....or something..... |
| RGirl | (reply to cerealkiller) posted 15-Jul-2006 1:00am Oh, yeah, and keep us update...................NOT!!! |
| ROCKMAN | posted 15-Jul-2006 10:55am Scratch them, put something on them, then see a doctor. You might try changing laundry detergents and the soap you use too. |
| icurok | posted 21-Jul-2006 2:10pm Showering regularly might be a good start. |
| Kristal_Rose | posted 23-Jul-2006 12:51am Happens to me periodically all my life. I don't know if it's diet or what. Scratching, while not publicly acceptable, surely has its roots in natural protection, exfoliating and preventing infestations. The diabetes and anti-biotic angle ins one I hadn't considered. I'm sure it's related to my scalp which also always itches. At one point my scalp was oozing white paste, which i found later was a side-effect of the medication i was on, but my doctors were unaware of that. |
| iwish40 | posted 23-Jul-2006 4:24pm Buy some Jock itch. or you could put Itching powder on them and have some REAL fun...LOL |
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