Itchy balls after session with SP

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My balls have been slightly itchy, not terribly so, but it feels like a feather is brushing it every few often.

I checked and doesn't seem to have crab eggs or anything like that. I did develop a pimple just above my penis where the hair grows. I'm sure it's a pimple and not a wart.

I'll go see a doctor ASAP but do any of you have any tips? Suggestions on what to look for?

Thanks.
 
My balls have been slightly itchy, not terribly so, but it feels like a feather is brushing it every few often.

I checked and doesn't seem to have crab eggs or anything like that. I did develop a pimple just above my penis where the hair grows. I'm sure it's a pimple and not a wart.

I'll go see a doctor ASAP but do any of you have any tips? Suggestions on what to look for?

Thanks.

A feather is usually ticklish, not itchy. The pimple could be an ingrown hair follicle.
 
Could be herpes, you can catch it even with a condom and no visible sores. I would be very suspicious of a pimple showing up with itchiness after a session with an SP. A lot of times herpes or genital warts start out looking like a pimple I think. Definitely go see a doctor and see what they have to say.
 
My balls have been slightly itchy, not terribly so, but it feels like a feather is brushing it every few often.

I checked and doesn't seem to have crab eggs or anything like that. I did develop a pimple just above my penis where the hair grows. I'm sure it's a pimple and not a wart.

I'll go see a doctor ASAP but do any of you have any tips? Suggestions on what to look fo

Thanks.

Who was the sp?
 
Sp probably saw great bear before you!!!
 
Stop turning you boxers inside out just to delay laundry day. Really, it could be simple as unrinsed shorts or something really serious. If it's around after a day or so and a couple of showers go to your doctor not TERB.
 
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could be herpes, hpv, warts ... one of them is slowly working their way into your system. you've been infected. join the club or chop off your balls quick! xD
 
could be herpes, hpv, warts ... one of them is slowly working their way into your system. you've been infected. join the club or chop off your balls quick! xD

you have herpes?
 
Stop turning you boxers inside out just to delay laundry day. Really, it could be simple as unrised shorts or something really serious. If it's around after a day or so and a couple of showers go to your doctor not TERB.


Ewww!
 
A feather is usually ticklish, not itchy. The pimple could be an ingrown hair follicle.
A)I thought you were going to stop correcting people.

B)Your attempt at correction here was wrong because feather cannot feel anything so it cannot be ticklish. What does a feather's laugh sound like?
 
A)I thought you were going to stop correcting people.

B)Your attempt at correction here was wrong because feather cannot feel anything so it cannot be ticklish. What does a feather's laugh sound like?


This wasn't a spelling or grammatical correction and a feather against a person's skin usually feels ticklish for the person, not itchy for the person............NOT the feather.
Besides picking the sentence apart, you knew exactly what I meant.
 
This wasn't a spelling or grammatical correction and a feather against a person's skin usually feels ticklish for the person, not itchy for the person............NOT the feather.
I was pointing out the misuse of the word ticklish.

You used the word ticklish to describe the feather, not the person. You said "the feather is ticklish", which is impossible for an inanimate object.

Besides picking the sentence apart, you knew exactly what I meant.
I did indeed know what you meant.
 
could be crabs or scabies, but it is often just your imagination at play......I usually rub down with tea tree oil and monitor the situation before moving on to Kwellada
 
Scrape the skin off the affected area with a carrot peeler and then soak it in rubbing alcohol.

If that sounds like a bad idea--consider getting medical advice from your doctor instead.
 
Scrape the skin off the affected area with a carrot peeler and then soak it in rubbing alcohol.

If that sounds like a bad idea--consider getting medical advice from your doctor instead.

Scour with 80 grit sandpaper , then swab with urine soaked Q-tip...if that sounds like a bad idea, call Dr. Fuji