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Dear readers of the myLadies blog...we would like to thank you for your numerous responses and for sending us so many new questions and topics that interest you and that you would like us to research for you. Thank you very much!
As your questions also included some medical questions, but we are not a Dr Sommer team and only want to answer these for you in passing, we can only deal with them roughly and give you some advice. It is better to consult a doctor who is familiar with such issues or problems. But let's move on to one of our readers' questions. Apparently several of you have already experienced this and are worried about it.
ITCHING IN THE CROTCH - WHAT TO DO?
Firstly, relax, an itch doesn't always have to have a dramatic cause. Sometimes it just itches, but it can also be completely harmless. You should only start to worry if the itching lasts longer and the itching is severe. There can be many causes for this. We will briefly introduce these to you, but first of all: "It's better to wash than to scratch!" You should always keep this in mind and write it behind your ears!
WHY DOES MY PENIS ITCH?
Reasons why your penis itches despite daily washing could include
- Sweat - this is one of the most common reasons, especially if it is still warm in addition to your sports programme. Sweat in combination with high temperatures can irritate the skin and thus promote itching. (harmless)
- Detergent - Detergent could also be a factor that makes your intimate area itch. The wrong detergent can cause allergic reactions, which can increase the itching and you may even develop a rash. (Reddening of the skin or small pimples - harmless)
- Fungal infection - this would definitely be a reason to see a doctor. A fungal infection on your cock is usually transmissible and can spread to the urethra. It can be recognised by reddening of your foreskin and extreme itching.
- Bacteria - you can compare it to a fungal infection, because they show the same symptoms. (in both cases we advise you to see a doctor)
PENIS - ACORN INFLAMMATION, LICE AND HERPES
Now we come to the topics where we no longer suggest you go to the doctor, but have to send you:
- Lice on the penis - this is also something completely new for us, at least in this region. Normally we know lice mainly from school or youth hostels, where they are found in the hair on the head. But of course, if you have a jungle downstairs, you can also get something like this. It crawls, it coos and it creeps, so it's better to shave it all off straight away and visit the nearest doctor.
- Glans inflammation - also known as balantis - is a severe inflammation of your glans. Redness, burning and itching can occur, usually on both sides of the foreskin.
- Herpes - everyone carries it, but not everyone breaks out. The herpes virus. It is usually found on the face, or rather the mouth area, but it can also occur in the genital area and cause severe itching and blisters. As it is transmissible and also very unappetising, we advise you to get rid of it as quickly as possible and to see a doctor immediately if it appears.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY PENIS ITCHES AND WHAT DO I NEED TO BEAR IN MIND?
- proper hygiene, preferably with warm water only, as shower gels can cause irritation.
- never scratch if it itches.
- use olive or almond oils if it itches.
- refrain from unprotected sexual intercourse for the time being.
- always apply cream to your penis after sex if you have overused your little man a little.
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