i have pruritus at my testes skin only and i am free medically,what is this?and treatment?
490391
Is the skin of your testes red? If it is, you might have a fungal infection (tinea cruris). This is easily treated with a short course of topical and/or oral antifungals.
146899
What about going to the free clinic??  There must be one where you are.  I don't know if you have access to a ride to it, but that's my first suggestion.  My second suggestion is to call your doctor (or find one first), tell them the situation and ask if they will see you and if you can make weekly or monthly payments to pay off the office visit.  Also, sometimes, doctors will give a discount, if they don't have to go through the hassle of sending a bill to an insurance company.  Doesn't hurt to ask, especially since you're having difficulties.  \n\nI'm advising those first because these home remedies are a little weird.  I have NOT tried them.  One I read about from a natural health book is <sigh>: peel a clove of garlic (a clove-just one section), wrap in sterile gauze and <gulp> insert it.  It's supposed to get rid of the infection.  I'm not sure how often you're supposed to change it, probably a couple of times daily.  Another one, is for the external area, to reduce itching and inflammation (if you have it).  You take about 2 tablespoons of plain yogurt and apply it to the genital area.  It's messy, so I'd suggest an accompanying panty liner.
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Sounds like a condition called dyshydrotic eczema.\n\nBut go see a dermatologist.
316677
just a side effect to do with the effects on nerve endings. you can take piriton to stop it but make sure you read labels. if the itching is unbearable or other symptoms appear then talk to your GP
73096
I feel for you, I don't even want to spend $ to pay the doctor so I can get a $100.00 perscription.  My hardest chanllenge, is the "Hand washing issue".  It's cold season, so they say to wash my hand 5-10 times a day;  but my eczema hurts and water isn't good for my eczema...I'm in a rock and a hard place.\n\nHave you tried Astrazeneca.  This is a pharmacutical company that assists in getting med's.  Since you've already paid for the doctor, you may get help from this company.  I've never tried it. . .It may be worth you time, it may not be.  \n\nOtherwise, I found this web-artical 4 u.\n\n"Natural Cure for Eczema \nBanish misery with a cream?\nby Doug Dollemore\n\nRelated Articles \n \n>  Can This Tea Cure Your Rash? \n>  Eczema \n>  Herb Cure for Clear Skin \n>  Skin Care Quiz \n \nDiscussions \n \n>  Skin Diseases and Problems \n \nRelated Topics \n \n>  Eczema \n \nThe itch that won't quit may have met its match: A vitamin B12 cream could offer relief for the 15 million Americans with eczema, a dry, itchy skin condition.\n\nCorticosteroids can relieve symptoms, but they can also severely irritate skin. In a 2-month multicenter study of the B12 cream, German researchers asked 49 volunteers to slather it on one side of their body and a placebo cream on the other.\n\nNearly 60 percent said the B12 cream relieved their symptoms (11 percent reported that the placebo helped). The cream should be available later this year." 1
857398
the description does not tell much but I would recommend you to see a doctor while your symptoms are there, good luck
731967
ah sounds like a contact dermatits rash. stop using that lotion you may be allergic to it and how well do they clean that tanning bed hummmm you may have some funky stuff growing on you. to be on the safe side go and let a doctor look at it. If it itches as you said the best thing to put on it is hydrocortisone cream you can buy that over the counter you can get that anywhere.
425748
it could be your deoderant\n\nyou should see your doctor
670314
Well sounds like elephantiasis (a disease).  You should probably follow the treatment directions that your doctor gave you.
832333
Could be contact dermatitis, nothin to worry about, u get it when somthink irritant touchs the skin, washing powder or soaps. just go to ur doctor and if it is that he will give u some ointment and maybe refer u to a skin doc who will do skin patchs to determine what is causing it. \n\nHope u get better soon.
364137
See a doctor. You will want to rule out anything serious. It could be a clogged sweat gland, an inflamed lymph node or even a tumor (not necessarily a bad one).
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I'm not quite sure I understand your question, so without trying to offend you, are you bathing?\n\nPerhaps you should see your doctor.
545486
Ask a pharmacist.  They can give you some very good suggestions until you can see your doctor.  Calamine lotion might work.
432682
This problem could be caused by an infection.\nThis could also be because your hot and sweater and the sweat dripping is causing it itch considering it's pretty much trapped or it be the total opposite that you may have really dry skin and need to apply a fragrance free and oil free body cream there sparingly. \nMake sure that your wiping everything off, but not to hard to irrate your skin.\nIf these do not work the best thing for you to do is to see a doctor (I'm sure they hear it all anyway) and they could probably cure it up instantly.
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Your "junk" could be Itchy for many different reasons and not ST D's.(Don't rule out ST D's just yet though!) As you could probably tell, I'm not a Physician, nor am I affiliated with the medical profession in any way, But, I am a 42  year old man. So, whatever I tell you, are just suggestions or poss abilities and that's all!\n Here goes: 1) Poor Hy gene or improper washing technique.\n            2) Tight pants and/or underwear.\n            3) Oils and creams you may be using on it?\n            4) Reaction to soaps and/or detergents.\n            5) Dry skin and Chaffing\n            6) Cologne's or scented powders\n            7) Not drying off enough after Bathing or swimming.\n            If none of these items are the problem, I suggest seeking  medical attention ASAP.\n I hope I helped answere your question...\n                           GOOD LUCK!
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The rash is caused by a blockage and inflammation of sweat ducts during times of exposure to heat and high humidity. These blocked sweat ducts cause sweat to escape into adjacent tissue thus producing the itching and prickling sensations associated with the condition.\n\nTreating heat rash is simple and usually does not require medical assistance. Other heat-related problems can be much more severe.\n\n    * Wear light, loose-fitting soft clothes. Avoid clothing that traps heat and moisture. Natural fabrics such as cotton are best.\n    * Stay in cool or air-conditioned, or well-ventilated environments. Use a fan if necessary.\n    * Take frequent cool baths or showers. Dry yourself thoroughly and dust bland types of powder (such as unperfumed talcum powder) on body creases and affected areas.\n    * Apply calamine lotion or prickly rash lotions to soothe the affected areas, but avoid using ointments or creams — they keep the skin warm and moist and may make the condition worse.\n    * Do not scratch.
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I'm not sure lol. See your Dr. or dermatologist.