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Rash or is this something else??

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RRon
RRon

i have been wearing fitted jeans to work lately. the job involves a lot of walking and i have been sweaty for a few days. my jeans rubbed against my legs and my private area every step i took and i would catch my self shifting my crotch area when sitting down to get and itch. (i get itchy when i sweat at times)image

i have a small case of eczema and i have been treated for my dermatitis underarm case in the past. image

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  • Wee_Dugie
    Wee_Dugie RRon

    Edited

    Okay, if you have had dermatitis it is possible you have a skin issue, or, you are doing something with regularity that is causing your skin to have problems, This can be something such as using a fairly strong shower gel that is causing an imbalance for your skin on occasions, or something like a strongly scented soap. If you suspect these, swap to a more skin-friendly wash.

    The eczema is an autoimmune condition, and this means this could break out anywhere on your skin.

    I think you are going to have to experiment a little - shift back to the clothing you were wearing for work previously, change what you are washing or showering with and see what happens

    • RRon
      RRon Wee_Dugie

      Posted

      Thank you. So i'm now wearing looser pants and i was feeling better. first time back in the gym last night and it is a little itchy. it might be my skin condition. i just wanted to make sure it doesnt look and wasnt an STD/STI.

  • RRon
    RRon

    Posted

    this is how it looked today..imageimageimage

  • RRon
    RRon

    Edited

    does this look like herpes??!?!

    • Wee_Dugie
      Wee_Dugie RRon

      Posted

      If your asking the question, and you think you may have been at risk - go get tested, that is the ONLY way to be sure

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