What can cause Small bumps in the genital area that sometimes itch?
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As you already well know, STDs can be highly transmissible and contagious. If you are sexually active and have intimate contact with another person's bodily fluids and mucous membranes, (which includes genital to genital, genital to mouth, hand to genital, and even mouth to mouth, especially if you have any cuts in your mouth or bleeding gums), you should ALWAYS protect yourself with a barrier form of contraception (condoms, dental dams, female condoms).
If you have any suspicious bumps in your genital or anal area, you really owe it to yourself and your partner to tell your partner about the bumps. And then if you decide to pursue intimate relations, USE CONDOMS (or a barrier method listed above)!!
Remember herpes is a disease that is not currently curable. There are medications to reduce the frequency of outbreaks, but they do not eliminate the herpes virus from your body. In females, there are additional things to be aware of, if you have genital herpes, particularly if you become pregnant. These are things you should discuss with your doctor!!
Other STDs out there, are easily treatable or curable -- that is also why you should see your doctor. If you can't afford to make and appointment to see a private physician, there are reduced-fee and free health clinics that can help you in any city. Check your local phone listings for info on free clinics (such as Planned Parenthood) in your area. Note Planned Parenthood can provide you with birth control, STD testing, pregnancy testing and prenatal care, and STD treatment. AND know that all physicians follow a strict code of ethics which ensures patient confidentiality and privacy.
Again, you can't know what STD you have, without having a physician examine you and review your medical history. If you cannot afford a doctor's visit, check your local phone book for listings on free clinics and Planned Parenthood clinics.
(FYI, I am a true physician and hope that this information helps. Again, you should always check with your own doctor because each individual's situation and medical problems and history are unique. It is unwise and oftentimes unsafe to take advice from a physician who has not examined you and taken a full medical history from you. In taking medical advice over the internet, you are taking a risk that could affect your health and life. Have a great day, and talk with your own doctor about your situation. )
Any suspicious lesion should be examined by a doctor or the Health Department if you have been sexually active whether or not you have used condoms. The reason for this is that condoms do not always cover infectious areas and only provide protection in areas directly covered by the condom. Diseases such as syphilis and herpes which spread by direct contact can bypass condoms altogether.
What causes skin around stomach to itch?
There are several different possible reasons for the skin around the stomach (or elsewhere) to itch. There are a variety of itchy parasites such as scabies, ticks, or lice, which cause itching. There are other biting insects such as bedbugs which can cause itching. Your skin can be excessively dry, and itch. You could have any number of skin diseases such as psoriasis. Skin that is healing from an injury will at some point itch.
It is best if the pain continues for a few hours to see a doctor. It can be as simple as gas, or be something bigger like a bladder infections, cysts, a small intestine disorder, an appendicitis, pancreas or gallbladder problems or Crohn's disease.
There are many factors which may influence and cause recurrence of this type medical conditions. First of all, people who already experienced cellulitis most probably belong to group who are more likely than others to get cellulitis infection - please look for more details in cellulitis risk factors. These people who already experienced this infection sometimes don't take medications till end of prescribed dosage, or after recovery don't learn about prevention measures are more likely to get cellulitis again. Other risk groups are : people with leg swelling problems, vein problems, eczema, athlete's foot, surgical wounds...
I assume that you or someone close to you experienced cellulitis at least once. In that case my advice is to learn about prevention measures and take prescribed pills till last one. There are some herbs that are very effective in treatment of soft cases and particularly in prevention(goldenseal,garlic,echinacea,...).
After treatment for scabies why am i still itchy?
You itch because you are allergic to the mites, therefore an anti-histamine tablet relieves the allergy for 3 to 4 hours.
Can dogs itch as a nervous reaction?
My home dog before also has a skin disease, I check in online to a tillhope ointment, used after the effect is good, if your dog will have skin disorders you can try the tillhope.I hope you can quickly solve the skin problem.If you have any questions can consult their .tillhopecom@yahoo.com
Is the seven year itch a medical condition?
lol no it refers to the amount of time you have been married before you want to leave
What should you do to make your armpits stop itching?
After you have washed and patted dry your arm pits try using some talc or baby powder under there until your burning/itch is gone. You may be having an allergic reaction to the deodarant you are using and will need to try a few different ones until you find one that doesn't cause this. If the same thing happens when you use the powder too you will need to find something for very sensitive skin and hypoallergenic also nonscented.
I would suggest avoiding the talc or baby powder since they contain unnatural substances. Best thing that I can suggest is to go see a doctor, you may have a bacterial or fungal infection.
What causes the itching in the inner thighs and other sensitive areas and also makes red rashes?
Itching and a rash on the inner thighs and genital areas can be cause by tinea cruris, which also is called jock itch. It is caused by a fungal infection. Treatment for this condition can include anti-fungal medications.
Does every person get sunburn at the same amount of time in the sun?
No.
I get sunburnt quite quickly.
My friend doesn't.
Another gets is even faster.
How quickly you tan or burn depends on the amount of melanin in your skin. People with fair skin have very little melanin, so they burn more quickly. Beige or darker skinned people have more melanin, so they develop more of a tan before they burn.
Where can you buy dermisa acne treatment kit?
You can buy in Dollar Store or in Dollar Tree story that near you house. That;s where i bought mine.
How do you get rit of teen acne?
Eat a healthy diet, such as green veggies, fruits, whole grain, oats, (avoid white bread) and a healthy amount of supplements like fish oil, and odourless garlic. They really help you. They are also very good for you too.
One more thing.
Water. drink plenty of water. (8 glasses)
Don't wash your face with HOT water use warm, and use a gentle cleanser like cetaphyll. DON't moisturize at night unless you feel you need to, and if you can, use a toner in stead. It's very better.
Try doing yoga, and be happy... :)
Is a sunburn caused by gamma rays infrared rays or ultraviolet?
The ultraviolet rays in sunlight destroy cells in the outer layer of the skin, damaging tiny blood vessels underneath. When the skin is burned, the blood vessels dilate and leak fluid. Cells stop making protein. Their DNA is damaged
Can you use dove soap on your face?
Yes,
If you are allergic to some of the ingredients! so check the back first
What is a rash with tiny red dots that itch?
It could be Tinia Versicolor, I have it and it's a pain to deal with. Go buy a bottle of Selsun Blue shampoo, and use it as a lotion on the itchy spots of your skin, and sleep with it, It should improve it a bit.
It is a common skin problem. On the scalp it is known as dandruff
Rosacea is not contagious. It is it is more common in women and in fair-skinned individuals. If you want to learn more about rosacea and see images of the skin condition you should visit:
http://www.skinsight.com/adult/rosacea.htm
In addition to the above...Although rosacea is more common in women, it is certainly more severe in men. Take a look at http://www.acnerosacea.co.uk to learn more.
Hello - It is difficult to say what these spots could be without seeing them myself. It does sound like it may be moles or possibly even fungal related. See your Doctor for a examination.
Your right palm tingles itch what does this mean?
Tingling and an itchy feeling on the palm of the hand can be something simple such as the hand being held in one position for too long or falling asleep on the hand. However, the problem can be more severe and can be caused by nerve damage, an infection, or a reaction to something toxic. It can also be a symptom of certain diseases such as diabetes. It the problem gets worse or doesn't go away in a short time, or there are additional symptoms, a doctor should be consulted.
What should you do if you had suspected Swine Flu and took Tamiflu but have come out in a rash?
You should always contact the ordering doctor or the pharmacist who filled your prescription whenever you are taking a new medication and you get a rash. It is advised that people should stop the medicine until they can speak to the medical or pharmaceutical professionals in case it is an allergic reaction to the medicine. Sometimes the A-H1N1/09 pandemic swine flu has caused rashes as a symptom, but since it could be the new medicine, better safe than sorry.
Rashes between legs from to much pubic hair?
That's un-likely, but can happen. Make sure that your skin and hair are clean, and that you are not wearing clothes that are too tight that might rub or chafe your legs. Otherwise, trim or shave off or get rid of the hair if you feel it is really a problem.
What is a red itchy lump on the leg size of a penny raised slightly?
A red itchy lump on the skin that is about the size of a penny and which is raised slightly is most probably some type of bug bite. If the lump does not go away after about a week, consult your physician.