i seem to have a some sort of rash around my anal. what sort of cream do i use?
463333
lay off the ice-cream. go see your Doc!
527602
hahah you have male friends don't you? I had friends who stick Ice and salt in their buttcracks just got really bad burns.... try A&D ointment,you can get it at any drug store, it smells kinda funny but it will help...and next time make someone else do it first so you know what the out come is!
503541
Try a de-sensitizing cream available at any pharmacy.  Or, you could masturbate prior to intercourse.
151360
You should definitely see a doctor.\n\nThe rash could be a fungus or an infection.  Try an antifungal cream or an antibacterial ointment.\n\nPerhaps it's poison ivy or some other irritant.  Make sure you wash the area clean with soap and water.
350860
Sounds like eczema/dermatitis.  I have it and it comes and goes.  A medication cream through my doctor, Mometasone Furoate Cream 0.1% (brand is Fougera) is the only medication I have found to clear it up fast...and I have tried many medications.  You could try an over-the-counter Hydrocortizone with Aloe 1% or higher if you want to try to fix it on your own. Any brand, in the medicine isle will have it.  It will help with the itching for now. I would see a dermatologist if you can.\n\n*** Oh and eczema is NOT an STD it's just a skin condition that's treatable and has no other side effects.  Don't worry :)
855492
May want to consider pin worms. If it was itching of the anus, would require a different answer. But rectal itching is pretty indicative of an infestation.
1165071
I get it too.  Use an aloe based shaving cream.  Wet the area with a hot towel or hot water (be careful and don't get burnt).  Let it soak.  Then apply the cream.  wait till it is absorbed and then try shaving with a straight razor.  Do not use alcohol based after-shave.  It can dry the skin and cause rashes or the bumps you are talking about.   Use aloe based cream.  Works for me.  It may not go away completely but it reduces it a lot.
576914
This is called the skin Rashes.\n You can cure this by massaging your skin with sandalwood oil, or its cream will cure with no time.\n\n You can see good improvement with in 2 days.Better dont go for other chemical medications b'cos it may hurt your skin and give side effects too.. \n\n Keep smiling., bye
658555
u can get some cream from ur DR or some anusole from over the counter
214950
Get to the doctor and have it checked.  you may not have it.  If you do have it then find out all you can about it.  there is a way to have sex without spreading it.  It's only if you have a break out.
1155382
Its a form of heat rash, I use talc and some cream I get from Boots. Generally gone within a few hours after I've used it.
606659
There is a cream called Emla cream. But that's cheating! The pain is part of the experience. Don't be a wuss.
377590
It could be an allergic reaction.  Try some hydrocrodisone cream to help with the inflammation.  If it doesn't reduce the redness and the itching, you may want to go to a dermatologist and see if it's something you need to have looked at.  Have you ever had eczema?
212467
Sorry to hear that and I know how uncomfortable they can be. My best guesses are: Are you taking antibiotics such as tetracycline? They've been known to cause infections like this. Also, it may be an allergic reaction to your undergarments (I like cotton for this reason) and/or pantyhose. It could be from tight clothing rubbing, feminine hygiene products or perhaps an overly vigorous sex life. The other thing it might be is some sort of imflammation due to an infection such as candidiasis or cervicitis (especially if there's itching). In any case, since you are experiencing these regularly (you don't say how often though) a trip to your doctor is in order. This is a fairly common type of situation and your doctor will know best how to treat it. I've found some relief with taking acidophilis tablets, but you really need to see your doctor to rule anything serious out since there's a good chance it won't go away on its own and will keep recurring. \nI wish you well.
951705
Yes, shaving cream, put it on the burn for about an hour, I swear it works. DO NOT USE BUTTER OR TOOTHPASTE!!!! You'll get a darn infection.
115452
A rash, a pimple, irritation... I wouldn't know, you didn't specify where and how it looks exactly. Try showering everyday and washing that part of your skin thoroughly.
655479
go to docs and u mite need cream or a small minor operation to remove it.stingy!