This actually sounds like a mild case of yeast infection. Yes, I know you think that sounds funny considering the fact that yeast infections normally happen around the genital area. But that is not the only area that yeast can be released. Yeast infections are mostly caused by anything that your body isn't used to I.E. increased heat or moisture...this in terms causes bacteria in the skin. There are many ways you can try to eliminate the problem else it will keep coming back. First of all I would recommend using a creme specially made for yeast infections. Might I suggest Metronidazole. You have to see a doctor for a script but it works. After it has cleared up, you might try changing the type of clothing you wear. Some clothes that are too tight tend to lock in moisture when you get hot and your body starts to sweat. Try wearing loose fitting clothing and I can almost guarantee it will never come back. Also, you could try using any type of moisture blocker such as baby powder or talc which in terms eliminates moisture and keeps you dry.
Fungal infection?My husband had a rash something like this, on his chest, back, and neck. He was almost not aware of it because it didn't itch and it was flat and not brightly colored. It turned out to be a kind of fungal infection. The doctor told him what kind of cream to get and he applied it once or twice a day, and the rash went away. So you need to see a doctor--you might not even need a dermatologist, though.face, breasts, lower back, on/in ass, stomach, mouth. these are the main places depending on what kind of sex theyr having
Yes! I get terrible cramps and a Midol didn't help me, so I read that a personal massager on the lower abdomen might help and it does. This may not work for everyone, but I definitely say give it a try.
the fat in men is stored in the belly due to their hormones
Both the upper and lower ends of the stomach have a sphincter that regulates flow into and out of the stomach. The lower esophageal sphincter is at the top of the stomach, and the pyloric sphincter is at the lower end of the stomach.
A little under your stomach by your bellybutton
The heartbeat you feel in your lower stomach is the abdominal aorta beating and it is perfectly normal.
Yes sore breasts are part of many women's periods.
lower stomach
antrum
The easiest way to tell if you're pregnant before you use a test kit is that your breasts get larger and sorer, you get cramps regulary around your lower abdomen and you miss your period.
Lower part of stomach
lower stomach area.