i have itching around my testis and some secretion which smells?
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You are probably suffering from what is commonly called ' jock itch'...A fungus in the crotch area similar to atheletes foot.\n\nThere are many anti-fungal creams available for treatment.  Check your pharmacist.
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Itch X\n\nCalamine lotion\n\nVinager (but you'll smell like a pickle)\n\nor take an oatmeal bath (but then you'll be sticky - but the dog will love you!)
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You probably have a sexually transmitted disease. Go see a doctor to get it diagnosed.
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If its been there for 1-2 weeks i would get it checked at the doctor.  You might need a hydrochoridisone cream, that will stop the inflammation and itching.  It could be a sweat/heat rash or an allergic reaction to a washing powder or soap?
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You may have a yeast infection, especially if it itches a lot. \nTreatment is easy and you can get the meds over the counter.\nAlthough it also could be absolutely nothing.
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A smelly whitish discharge often accompanied by itching is a yeast infection and it's easy to treat with over-the-counter products such as Monistat.  If your friend is still concerned she should see her doctor.
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Itchy down there, too moist, with white residue.  Hot feeling (not in a nice way).  I hear plain yogurt is a good home remedy.  I haven't had one in forever, but last time I used monistat 3 (I don't trust the 1 day, and 7 days is too long).  Good luck with that ;-)
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Sounds like you have a STD, young man. I hope you go to the doctors, and don't mess around, it might also be a bladder infection....because there is a bad smell,...you best get to a doctor, and not depend on answers to get you better, not trying to scare you...Please get to a doctor, and you might also have what is known as strain.
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it is probably ring worm or mange, you can put some jock itch cream on it and it should clear up in a week
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This could be a very dangerous condition, known as testicular torsian. Dont try to self medicate, but go to your doctor ASAP
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it's nothing to be too alarmed about.  You might just have a yeast infection down there, that causes itching but yea they do sell creams like lotrimin to put on there.  Try it it won't hurt a thing
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Okay time for a real answer.\nIt is probably sweat that is causing the bacteria to smell. I would get those masingill wipes (the unscented sensitive ones) and wipe yourself throughout the day to refresh yourself. I would also wear cotton underwear. If you are wearing silk this may be the problem..also thongs may be the culprit. I would stick to regular underwear. \nHope this helps!
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you may have a yeast infection, in which case you will have to go to the doctor and get infection medicine to clear this up. sometimes the creams dont work especially in this case... while it is normal to itch a little down there it isnt if it itches a lot. Make sure when you take a bath you clean there very well and go to the doctor because you could have a vaginal infection of some sort, you can get yeast infections from many things including if you have recently been taking some types of medications... The best thing you can do is keep yourself as clean as possible and go to the doctor and get checked out...\ngoodluck
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You should see a physician for an accurate diagnosis. Going to Yahoo answers with a hard to understand question is not the best option.\n\nThe two problems could be unrelated.\n\nThe lump could be anything ranging from a pustule, abcess, enlarged lympnode to some sort of mass. A doctor would need to examine.  The itching could be irritation from clothing and sweat, a fungal disease, STD, parasites or any number of things.  \n\nOne visit to the doc will provide you with answers and treatment.
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it could be your deoderant\n\nyou should see your doctor
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You should go to the doctor. You might have an infection.
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Jock itch; also called tinea cruris or ringworm of the groin, is an infection of the groin area caused by fungi.\n\nThe body normally hosts a variety of bacteria and fungi. Some of these are useful to the body. Others can multiply rapidly and form infections. Jock itch occurs when a particular type of fungus grows and multiplies in the groin area.\nIt occurs almost exclusively in adult men. It can sometimes accompany athlete's foot and ringworm. The fungus that causes jock itch thrives in warm, moist areas. Jock itch can be triggered by friction from clothes and prolonged wetness in the groin area (such as from sweating).\nJock itch may be contagious. It can be passed from one person to the next by direct skin-to-skin contact or contact with unwashed clothing. Jock itch usually stays around the creases in the upper thigh and does not involve the scrotum or penis. It is often less severe than other tinea infections, but may last a long time. It may spread to the anus, causing anal itching and discomfort.\n\nSymptoms:\nItching in groin, thigh skin folds, or anus. \nRed, raised, scaly patches that may blister and ooze. The patches often have sharply-defined edges. They are often redder around the outside with normal skin tone in the center. This may create the appearance of a ring. \nAbnormally dark or light skin. \n\nTreatment:\nJock itch usually responds to self-care within a couple of weeks:\nKeep the skin clean and dry. \nDon't wear clothing that rubs and irritates the area. \nApply topical over-the-counter antifungal or drying powders, such as those that contain miconazole, clotrimazole, or tolnaftate. \nSevere infections, frequently recurring infections, or infections lasting longer than two weeks may require further treatment by your doctor. Stronger prescription medications, such as those containing ketoconazole or terbinafine, or oral antifungals may be needed. Antibiotics may be needed to treat bacterial infections that occur in addition to the fungus (for example, from scratching the area).  Call your doctor if jock itch does not respond to home care after two weeks, or you have other symptoms.\n\nComplications:\nPermanent change in the skin color of the area \nSecondary bacterial skin infections \nSide effects of medications \n\nPrevention:\nKeep the groin area clean and dry. \nDon't wear clothing that rubs and irritates the area. Avoid tight-fitting and rough-textured clothing. \nWear loose-fitting underwear. \nWash athletic supporters frequently. \nAfter bathing, apply antifungal or drying powders if you are susceptible to jock itch.\n\nThis info is from the same website of the person above.  It takes longer to copy and paste so he got his in first.   :)