blue star ointment claims to cure jock itch and tetter,what is tetter?
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any of several skin diseases, such as eczema or herpes, that cause itching and eruptions of the epidermis.
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It is a cream that heals athletes foot.
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If you have been wearing tight pants lately or your panties are nylon, or using different laundry detergent, \nyour'e probably suffering from a yeast infection. You will itch bad, even slightly on the inside, with this. You can buy an over the counter treatment, they even have a one time pill.
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A lotion called Renew it is made by a catalog company called melaluca. It cleared up eczema my son had for 2 weeks in 4 days.
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This is a itchy inflammation of the skin, characterized by dry, scaly, and thickening.  Stress and tension can increase the itching.  Normally treated with corticosteroid creams and maybe anihistimines.  Sometimes your doc may even prescribe a patch with the meds in it so it decreases the scratching
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Switch to aveno brand soaps,and you need a better moisturizer,i will suggest eucerin it is thick and works great. I am sure you are just having a dry skin episode.You also should increase your water intake which will help your skin regain itys moisture. I would nt relate your itchiness after masturbation to having a dry skin problem. Probably your body is just more relaxed which allows you to feel that your itching more then before you masturbated.
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I've had eczema since high school ( sucks doesn't it -lol-), you can try "Aveeno skin relief moisturizing cream" to help relieve the itching. It works really well when even my medication doesn't help.\nIt has a nice cool feeling when you put in on and it stops the itching. You can get it at any pharmacy or market, it's kinda expensive $10 up (?).
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The best way to clear it up is to use a dry antifungal powder (like for jock itch) and keep the area as dry as possible.  Once it's dried up, apply antiperspirant under your breasts to prevent further breakouts.  Ask your doctor for a pill called "diflucan".  It will knock out the fungus in 24 hours with one pill.  Also, wear cotton bra's because the fiber breaths better.  Godloveya.
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No solution.  They have to heal on their own.  Just keep appying topical ointments to relieve some of the itching. Hillbilly remedies like clear nail polish don't work. Air has nothing to do with it.  They have embedded themselves in the skin.  They will die and fall out after several days.
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calomine lotion or cream will help with the itch as well as benadryl. I have taken several oatmeal baths for poison oak and poison ivy. Nice warm water and just plain oatmeal in the water. You can also use aveno but just the quaker guy works just as well and is less expensive.
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Ask your doctor to give you hydroxazine.  It helps allieviate the itch and will help you with sleep.  Also, I'm sure you've tried caladryl (the clear works great) and try to keep yourself cool.  Any type of heat or over excertion will make it itch more.  The oatmeal bath can help, but for some, the water alone will make you feel itchy and drying off can be rough.  See if your doctor will perscribe the hydroxazine, take some benadryl in the mean time and see if some hydrocortisone on some of the areas will help with any inflammed spots... Sooo sorry your suffering... I hope this helps.
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I am in the medical profession and I can tell you firsthand that you are not the only person who suffers from this kind of problem, and I am well aware it can be very embarrassing.  I have done some research on this topic and I remember reading people suggesting different things, like crystal deodorant sticks, etc.  But there is only one thing that I have found to actually work, and work well.  I was very skeptical at first, but was quickly proved wrong.\n\nThe product is called Odaban.  It's a spray that comes in a little bottle.  You spray it on at night to the area or areas that are affected by excessive sweating.  You aren't supposed to use very much of it, just one spray per area I think.  You can also spray the stuff onto a piece of cotton and apply it that way for a more controlled application.  There are more directions on the site for its use.  You don't have to use it every day once it starts working, you only need to use it once or twice a week to "maintain" its effects.  \n\nI'm not sure exactly how it works, but it does work, I promise.  You can use it on any area of the body, but don't get it in your eyes, and make sure you wash hands well after using it.  It is not very expensive.  I don't know where you live, but it's shipped from the UK.  Even with shipping it only costs $15.    \n\nI'm providing you with the link at the bottom.  The other link is one person who had a problem with hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) talking about his experience with Odaban.  PLEASE at least give this stuff a try.  It is so worth it.  I have seen it work for other people.  In as little as a week you might not ever have to worry about this again.\n\nBest of luck to you.\n\nP.S.  Like the next poster said, don't listen to that person who said to stop drinking so much water.  Water is essential to your body, and drinking less water will not help you sweat less, it will just make you sick if you get dehydrated in the heat.
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I know how you feel \nI was covered in psorisis had it almost everywhere 18 years ago, now I have one tiny bit on my elbow\nYes it will go away ,its not cureable but you can stop it from spreading and itching by smothering yourself with the steriod cream and then covering that with plastic wrap\nTry not to scratch ...I know its hard but don't! and above all RELAX!! drink camomile tea stay way from stress be calm that will help you more than any drugs \nIt sure did for me
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It could very easily be contact dermatitis.  Is it in a place where the area is iritated by your waistband, underwear, or belt?  Are you allergic to nickel, or other metals?  Have you changed your, soap, body lotion, or detergents?\n\nAnother possibility is a childhood condition called Miliaria rubra, but more commonly referred to as "prickly heat," that some adults may suffer from.  In this condition, the sweat ducts become clogged.  This is a quotation from DrGreene.com: "....the pores of the sweat glands get plugged, resulting in tiny pink bumps or even water blisters. These bumps tend to show up on covered parts of the skin, especially where there is friction from clothing. The forehead (under caps or visors), body folds, the upper back and chest, and the arms are the most common locations. Prickly heat is most common when it is hot and humid...." \n\nOf course, there are many possibilities.  The best thing to do is not to scratch  it, nor treat the condition over the counter.  Get in to see a dermatologist as soon as possible, as you are in discomfort; or contact your primary care physician for a referral, if your insurance company requires that.\n\nFeel better soon!
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I understand your concern, and I must say, it is very serious and legitimate.\n\nThe best cream for that sort of thing (I find) is Polysporin.  I use it for practically everything.  Hell, it healed my earring, lip rings, acne, hemmoroids, severed toe, and even cured my lethargy!  Definitely use Polysporin, and I hope that nasty blister goes away.\n\nSlan leat.
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hmmm... skin shed is normal anywhere on the body...  If it is really itchy, it may be jock itch, but I'd doubt that, since it's usually further behond the scrotum...  Did you change to another type of soap within the past 2 weeks?  That could have something to do with it.\nIn any case, try some moisturizing lotion like, oh say Lubriderm, and see how that goes...\nUsually, if you had used something different would have something to do with it, even if it's not happening to the rest of your body... As I've learned in my skin care (dermatology) course, different areas of the body has a different skin sensitivity... and the groin area, in more way than we all know is very sensitive, and "picky" at times...\n\nCheers!
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Try antihistamines. They should take care of the itching within 30 minutes. Just get a cheap over the counter generic antihistamine. Nothing special or expensive.