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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 344 Location: LA Status: Single Male
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Particularly if you have moved to a much warmer climate than you were used to. In that case the rash will go away if the area is kept dry. Well worth a try. |
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I have a red spot on the foreskin of my penis that is irritated during masturbation and sex, but mostly during sex. It's kind of like a spot of raw skin that sometimes gets kind of dry. It is rather small. If I abstain from sex or masturbation it sort of goes away, but then comes back after I resume. I have had only one sexual partner in my life They have been tested and are STD free. Anyone have any advice as to what this could be? |
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| Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1 Location: NYC now
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I have a red spot on the foreskin of my penis that is irritated during masturbation and sex, but mostly during sex. It's kind of like a spot of somewhat painful raw skin that sometimes gets kind of dry. It is quite smal but I am extremely worried about it!! If I abstain from sex or masturbation it sort of goes away, but then comes back after I resume sex again. I have had only one sexual partner in my life They have been tested and are STD free. Anyone have any advice as to what this could be? I am nervous... |
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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 1,425 Location: Indiana Status: Blissfull SITCOM Swing Lifestyle Name:northindycpl
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Have you gone to the doctor? If you are nervous about it I would go to the doctor or a clinic. It is probably just a worn spot (think rug burn) If you masterbate frequently. Have you tried to use something like Bactriban or Neosporin and see if it goes away? |
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| Registered Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 5 Location: Mid-Michigan
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Even though everyone has given great advice on what they think it could be, you should definitely still see a doctor. It will give you piece of mind and it will also protect any partners you may have in the future if it turns out to be something. Hope everything is well. Kerri |
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