I was shaving in the lower region and I cut my the out side of my butt tissue. How do i treaet it???
355421
ouch!!!! i would go to the ER or your local drs. If you want to home treat it, have ur parent, or spouse or close friend put some neosporine, walmart sells cheap version. \ndefinitely put some cotton undies on. if you can, puta bandadeon it till you get to the drs. PLEASE, go tothe drs.
232092
Roll it in tighter.  put the other end up (Narrow end) up closer towards your chin.
398440
Cut it with pseudoephedrine? ;)\n\nWhat are you asking?
300992
You need to see a doctor ASAP\n\nif its a cut, it could get infected and cause sepsis\nif its a sore it could be a STD
62022
Well, if i were you i wouldnt cut ALL of it off..maybe take a couple inches or so off and if you feel that you have the desire to cut it more then just keep takin off a lil at a time!
486441
If you weren't treated by a physician when it happened now would be a good time. If you were treated but the wound has become infected you should place a call to your doctor. With a cut that deep he may order antibiotics. You could be putting yourself at risk of a deep tissue infection like cellulitis. Nothing to fool around with. If your doctor is not available I'd suggest an urgent care clinic or the emergency room.
392239
Snip a few first!Cut the hair down with scissors or clippers to about a quarter of an inch. If this is the first time you've shaved, or the first time in a long while and you are dealing with full growth again, you can do this a few days before you actually start shaving to get used to it. If you've never shaved your pubic hair before, then your skin has been covered by that hair for a very long time. The sensation of clothes and so on rubbing against it is going to be weird at first. \n\nThe first time you shave your pubic area, you may want to shave only a bit, then come back and do more later. This is sensitive skin we're dealing with here. Also, don't shave very often at first. Once a week for the first month is probably best, so your skin can get used to it. \n\nDon't worry about getting an extremely close shave the first few times; you'll get a closer one as you become more adept. \n\nIf you're female, your pubic area may become more sensitive during your period. \n\nSome people like to leave a patch of pubic hair above their penis or over the mons veneris. It may sound ridiculous, but an electric beard and moustache trimmer is perfect for keeping the patch neat. It's an extremely easy way to keep that patch short, even, and neat. In fact, if you want to keep all your pubic hair trimmed but not shaven, the trimmer can be used on the entire area. \n\nWhile shaving, sit (or lie if someone else is doing the shaving) with your legs far apart. This helps keep the skin taut and lessens the chance of the blade snagging a fold of skin. \n\nIf you have teeny little nicks or blood spots, there are a couple reasons why this might be happening. The most common reason is you're going to fast. Either you're shaving too quickly, or you're not allowing enough prep time. Remember: \nSoak the area for at least three minutes in warm water. If you're not going to take a shower or bath, lay a warm wet washcloth over the area for a while first. \nApply shaving gel and let it sit for at least four minutes. \nTake your time shaving. \nLittle blood spots are often the result of shaving over tiny bumps that are naturally there. Soaking and leaving the gel on helps make these bumps softer and smaller so that they're less likely to get nicked. The bumps also may be a result of irritation from a past shave. If this is the case, stop and wait a while before the next shave. \n\nWhen you first start shaving, or if irritation or itchiness is a problem, wear loose underwear and clothing. \n\nAlways remember to keep clean. Your genital hair helped protect from dirt, bacteria, friction and so on, so it's important to take care of yourself. Use soap and water on your outside bits -- your inside parts will keep themselves clean naturally.
672412
Try an after shave balm it is alcohol free and won't dry out an already inflamed area of skin.\n\nIncidentally to help reduce getting razor burn...\n1. Buy a good exfoliant and use that before you shave: it stops the razor clogging up with dead skin cells and helps the blades glide over your skin rather than rip through it.\nIt also helps the blade remain sharp for longer.\n\n2. Don't overuse the razor blades, I only expect to get about 5-6 shaves per blade (I use disposables better quality blades do last longer).\n\n3. ALWAYS rub a skin conditioner onto the skin after shaving to help repair damaged skin, even if you want to use after shave afterwards.
930519
I would rub in Vitamin E Oil the best you can afford,as that will help in reducing scar tissue...\n\nI know it's a touchy subject but what about going to chemist/drugstore and asking chemist his recommendations,\nbut would you be prepared to discuss this with chemist openly,?\n I admire you getting cut so late in life..Ouch..cheers
690072
Sounds like you're simply chafing a bit.  Try chapstick before and after (during might be a little awkward and unromantic), and make sure he's freshly shaved.*\n\n\n\n*Make sure you're freshly shaved too.  Guys really, really, like that.
446294
dont shave it all off!! ull look like a little boy! just keep it tidy
419909
you girls are hot, thanks for the answer(hyperlink) i would recommed that you use a shaver, and some shaving cream. first open your sexy legs nice and wide have your girl bend over and cut some hairs with scisors, then have her take a lick and put shaving cream and have her shave it. just remember by doing this your hair will continue to grow more.
499747
it's better you have a hot shower before you shave, that will help you pores open..or use hot towels to wrap your face for a couple of minutes.....make sure u do not over use your blades...in your case after a few shaves you need to change the blade....and you need styptic pen...a white stick that help stop the bleeding for minor cuts...if all else fail you need to use an electric shaver!!
278906
Don't worry about it. This is probably a big step for you. Just be sure to lather up well and use a reasonably light touch with the razor. You don't want to cut yourself by pressing too hard. Otherwise, you will be just fine.
909834
I found that applying alcohol-free aloe vera gel (buy it at a health food store if you can't find any at the drugstore) to the area immediately after shaving helped a lot.  Continue to apply it 2x a day.\n\nObviously, use a sharp razor and avoid underwear that rubs against the area.
6523
i am guessing if you have to ask, this is one of the first times you have shaven down there, you might have done a bad job of it, tiny little cuts itch you know, good soap helps, keeping it dry, the hair might be growing back, or your underwear is too tight, no whity tighties, try boxers
677371
No wait, don't do anything stupid. \n\nGo see a doctor about it, it is not supposed to be painful when you pull the skin back.. The doc will fix it ...its no big deal really...good luck :)