The skin between my balls and anus is red and itches?!
Question: My girlfriend is coming back from ohio on the 22nd and i need to clear up this problem quick.That skin between my balls and anus is red and itches,i tried neosporin for like 4 days but it does not help at all,i've been told to try lotramin,cause it may be something like a yeast infection,its not swollen or any discharge of any kind,i dont know what it is ,please help,thanx
Answers: My girlfriend is coming back from ohio on the 22nd and i need to clear up this problem quick.That skin between my balls and anus is red and itches,i tried neosporin for like 4 days but it does not help at all,i've been told to try lotramin,cause it may be something like a yeast infection,its not swollen or any discharge of any kind,i dont know what it is ,please help,thanx
josh.....just go get some good medicated body powder and use it every time you get out of the shower or if you work out, play sports....etc., after those activities. I believe you just have a good ole' case of jock itch, and the medicated body powder will keep you from sweating down there; creating inflammation, redness, and itching. You were brave enough to ask the question so don't think it is girlish or something to use the powder in your shorts. It will help you when you sweat. It's happened to every guy, bud.
hope you weren't fooling around with anyone else. If you have you'd better get to the doctor.
Do you where tight underwear? If you do, may have shaffed skin. i've had that happen before. If yes, try boxers for a week or so. If it doesn't clear up by monday go see a doctor.
it sounds like you may have have an STDs which often are silent, meaning there are no symptoms but do have Genital and/or anal itching or irritation. Especially if you are a woman, you may not notice any symptoms until you have developed serious complications. Be on the lookout for:
* A drip or discharge from the penis, urethra, vagina or anus. The color may be white, yellow, green or gray. The discharge may be blood-streaked and it may or may not have a strong odor.
* Genital and/or anal itching or irritation.
* A rash, blisters, sores, lumps, bumps or warts on or around the genitals, anus, or mouth.
* Burning or pain during urination.
* Swollen lymph glands in the groin.
* Pain in the groin or lower belly.
* Vaginal bleeding.
* Pain or swelling of the testicles.
* Swelling or redness of the vagina.
* Weight loss, loose stools, night sweats.
* Flu-like symptoms (such as aches and pains, fevers, and chills).
* Painful sex.
* Yellowing of the skin (jaundice).
* Bleeding from the vagina other than during a monthly period.
Call Your Doctor If:
You must see a doctor if you have any of the symptoms listed above. DO NOT have any kind of sex with anyone until you see a doctor. Don't wait to get help. Sexually transmitted diseases are very contagious. They may result in serious complications or death if left untreated.
If one of your current or former sex partners tells you they have or had an STD, see a doctor. Even if you don't have symptoms, you may have the disease.
Sounds like jock itch to me! Try some Goldbond.