my problem is that i have a hithchy rash around ma private parts, please advice?
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Jock itch for male or female. Use medicated powder and keep the area clean and dry. It will go away in a week.
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If you are just entering puberty, (12-14), it tends to be itchy. If you are wearing underwear, try switching to boxers. I can't wear underwear because of the chaffeing.\n\nTry hanging loose for a copuple days... Dont wear any underwear under your pants. Just dont wear shorts lol.
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I would recommend seeing a Doctor.  Using just any old cure recommended by people online could be a bit dangerous since you don't know what is causing the rash.
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I have the same problem (it's not herpes).  The medical term for it is folliculitis, commonly know as a boil.  It's caused by an infection that grows at the base of the hair follicle.   I am a little embarrassed to admit it but I found relief by showering on a daily basis (no bird baths at the sink), switching to an anti-bacterial soap, using a clean wash towel each time I bathe, changing my drying towel 2-3 times a week, and making sure that I wear clean underwear (sometimes changing twice a day). I used to go "COMMANDO" and wear the same pair of pants several times before washing them, but now I have invested in some cotton underwear and change them daily. Check out the website below for more info.  They will recommend all kinds of medicines and treatments but good 'ole soap, water, and clean drawers worked best for me.
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Probably not. I imagine you need to go see a doctor. If you get a blister on your finger or foot from a hard day of hoeing or a few hours on the jogging track, it's no big deal. It stings a little, sure, but you wash it, put a bandage on it, favor it a bit and forget about it. \n\nBut get a blister on your genitals and matters are much more complicated. If it hurts, it's going to hurt like heck. It may take a long while to heal and very likely will reappear if not treated properly. And because it almost invariably signals a sexually transmitted disease, it represents a health threat not only to you but to anyone with whom you are intimate. \n\nThe only way you'll know absolutely that a genital sore is not herpes or syphilis is to have your doctor run some blood tests. Even to trained eyes, oozy rashes or blisters may be indistinguishable from, say, a bad case of jock itch. Genital sores come in many shapes and sizes, according to Dale Kay, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline in Research Park, North Carolina. They may be as big as a dime or as small as a pinhead. They could be filled with fluid or appear dry. Sores might sprout on their own or cluster into a rash. They can appear anywhere on the genitals—on the penis or labia, inside the vagina, on the scrotum or between the genitals and rectum. \n\nSymptom Relief \n\nBlood and tissue tests, cultures and prescription medications are the only way to diagnose and treat genital sores. But there are steps you can take to help in proper treatment. Here's what the experts suggest. \n\nDon't play doctor. Self-medicating a genital sore by raiding the medicine cabinet of friends or family is one of the worst things you can do, according to Mary Ellen Brademas, M.D., chief of dermatology at St. Vincent Hospital in New York City. \n\n"Don't think, 'My sister has some pills that might cure this,' " she says. Antibiotics and other drugs interfere with the blood and tissue tests you'll have to have before the doctor can diagnose the sore. \n\nTime wounds the healing process. The longer you delay a trip to a doctor, the more difficult it will be to identify and treat the sore, Dr. Brademas says. So make an appointment right away. \n\nBe safe, not sorry. The best way to guard against genital sores is to have only one uninfected, monogamous sex partner, Kay says. Other safer sex methods include limiting your number of partners and making sure you know their histories of sexual diseases. \n\nErect a good barrier. Some sexually transmittable diseases can still be transmitted from partner to partner even when sores are not visible, Kay says. If there's the slightest doubt about the possibility of healthy sex, always make sure a latex condom is used. "But a condom's only effective on the area it covers," Kay says. Sores anywhere else on the genitals, the mouth or the rest of the body are still contagious.
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it probably is a heat rash..i have had that...women with large breasts often experience this...she could either try baby powder and/deoderant
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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.
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Go to a doctor  it could be something serious that needs attention or it could just be a plain rash get medical advice please don't play around im not trying to scare. Get professional help instead of asking ametuears .Good Luck
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That could be caused by so many different things, yeast infection, other infection like vaginitis, herpes, other STD, or even just an irritation from the soap you are using.  I'm going to venture a guess here that you are under 18, I know it's hard, but tell your parents about it, you should go see an o.b.gyn. doctor for help.  Don't continue to live with that discomfort because you are embarrased.
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Go take a bath and soap it off. Don;t put it that close to ur privates
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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.
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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.
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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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ouch. sounds like seborrhea.  see a dr.
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It's a skin rash, usually. It's caused by coming in contact with toxic chemicals. You will probably need an ointment of some kind, like Bacitracin or Neosporin. If it's REALLY bad, go see a dermatologist.
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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
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Hello:\nA rash on the inside of your thighs is probably either friction rash or a fungal infection called Tinea cruris. If it were the tell-tale sign of syphilis it would be painless. Now if you are having burning when you urinate that is a different story. It could be gonorrhea which is rapidly on the rise in "our family" and is becoming resistant to traditional treatments. It could be chlamydia (the most common std in the U.S. today), or it could simply be a urinary tract infection, although men dont get them nearly as often as women do because of our unique plumbing. You may have two separate things going on, like I said a fungal infection and possibly an std especially if you see any discharge from your penis (yellow, thick usually goes with gonorrhea, clear to gray watery goes more with chlamydia) but often times there are no symptoms whatsoever. If in doubt, go to your doctor and get whats called a "GC/Chlamydia DNA swab of your penis which will give you definitive answer.\nI hope this helped answer your questions and alleviate some of your concerns.\nRegards,\nWarren Shaffer, M.D.