In Mid January, I visited a massage parlor. Had a nice person give me a massage and release. Other than her hands, there was no oral or vaginal contact. Other than she spit on my penis to use as lubrication while giving me a handjob.
Starting a month ago, I noticed that there was some level of itchiness in my foreskin area (I am not circumcised). Now I've had this before, I am a diabetic, so I immediately thought Balantis (diabetes is a risk factor due to the sugar content in urine) and went to my family doctor and got a tube of Lamasil to cure what I thought was likely a yeast infection.
The itchiness has not subsided. Instead, parts of the skin are flaking off in areas. Use of skin cremes also suggested by the doctor is resulting in a pasty white texture on the areas itching (ostensibly through the dead skin cells sloughing off) Doctor seems to think one of two things: 1) the Lamasil inadvertently dried up the foreskin of my penis and what I'm having is the result of a lot of friction. It makes sense given that when I have an erection, the foreskin area hurts, and there is some cracking in areas where it hurts. There is no pain in the area of the head of the penis, but the itchiness seems to spread to that area, the doctor thinks the head is getting dry too.
Or 2) this is something else other than balantis. I immediately think of the MPA session and wonder if it is even possible despite no actual oral or vaginal contact.
I have not told my family doctor about the MPA session for obvious reasons, but if there is a strong chance that there is an STD involved, are there any clinics which can test and possibly deal with this (preferrably in Peel Region).
Starting a month ago, I noticed that there was some level of itchiness in my foreskin area (I am not circumcised). Now I've had this before, I am a diabetic, so I immediately thought Balantis (diabetes is a risk factor due to the sugar content in urine) and went to my family doctor and got a tube of Lamasil to cure what I thought was likely a yeast infection.
The itchiness has not subsided. Instead, parts of the skin are flaking off in areas. Use of skin cremes also suggested by the doctor is resulting in a pasty white texture on the areas itching (ostensibly through the dead skin cells sloughing off) Doctor seems to think one of two things: 1) the Lamasil inadvertently dried up the foreskin of my penis and what I'm having is the result of a lot of friction. It makes sense given that when I have an erection, the foreskin area hurts, and there is some cracking in areas where it hurts. There is no pain in the area of the head of the penis, but the itchiness seems to spread to that area, the doctor thinks the head is getting dry too.
Or 2) this is something else other than balantis. I immediately think of the MPA session and wonder if it is even possible despite no actual oral or vaginal contact.
I have not told my family doctor about the MPA session for obvious reasons, but if there is a strong chance that there is an STD involved, are there any clinics which can test and possibly deal with this (preferrably in Peel Region).
