So I'm panicking. Got really drunk in vegas 3 days ago and had sex with a stripper at the treasures in las vegas. This waswas my first time in vegas. So I'm not familier with this place or the sex industry. I've read this is supposed to be the most expensive strip club in vegas, very high end. They don't even get fully naked. The stripper told me she was only sleeping with me because she thought I was good looking.
OSHA has limits of something like 25 ppm for people working in industry, apparently over that amount of ammonia in the air is bad for the lungs. As they were talking, the meter went over 25, then over 40, then over 60, then I think it stopped in the 70s or 80s. And the people were all standing and talking in the room, so it is not like they would automatically keel over or anything.
I am a special care nurse in a newborn nursery in Wisconsin. My son is 3 months old and had a circ prior to leaving the hospital. The penis looked fine and once it healed it retracted back into the body like a dimple. He is very chubby (18lbs) and some days I wonder if he even has one! As long as I push back all the skin and clean around the head every time I bath him there shouldn't be a problem. This is what I have been told by all the pediatricians that I work with.
Within 4 months I had gained around 60 pounds (went from 240 to 300) and the skin around the shaft of my penis began tightening over the head. A year later and now the head is buried inside the skin. I can no longer have sex or even urinate standing up. This condition has really taken a toll on me emotionally and physically. What can I do to correct this?
I wouldn't let my kids be in a situation like that. It's dangerous. Who knows what they would get into or find in the piles of stuff. My in laws are borderline hoarders and I'm not ok with my kids over at their house without me or my husband.
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Due to obesity fat pad at the base of the penis conceals the penis and penis is hidden or buried within the suprapubic fat pad. This is common in children. For this losing weight or reducing the suprapubic fat by getting a tummy tuck operation during adulthood can help. The other option is surgical release of penis in adulthood. My sincere advice would be to consult a urologist and discuss this with him.
I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
Dear Doctor,
I recently went along to a Doctor with my older husband who is 60 years old. He has put on a lot of weight in the last 10 years of his life and has diabetes. The Doctor was checking his height and weight and doing a check up, when she said he has a buried penis. We are both quite confused (and slightly amused!). Does she mean this as an actual medical condition? Or does she mean that it was simply buried when she saw it?
So I've used a stain and odor remover and almost all of the smell has gone. It was left untreated for a long time though so it's buried deep in the carpet (probably stained underneath it) and in warmer weather you can catch a whiff of it. Will the buried stain harbour germs or affect my health in any way?
I'm going to replace the carpet when I get the money but It's making me anxious at the moment and I can't concentrate on anything.
Thanks.
My levels dropped, so I was put on a prog. supplement. I had a healthy baby girl nine months later. I am now preg. with #4, in a new state with a new doc, and started spotting a couple of days ago. I went in to see new doc, who had tested my prog. almost one week before, and it was down to a 6. Doesn't look hopeful. I begged for the prog. supplements again, and he agreed to do it until we can get an early u/s in a couple of days (when I will be 6+ weeks).
Due to obesity fat pad at the base of the penis conceals the penis and penis is hidden or buried within the suprapubic fat pad. This is common in children. For this losing weight or reducing the suprapubic fat by getting a tummy tuck operation during adulthood can help. The other option is surgical release of penis in adulthood.
Also for phimosis, application of a steroid cream to the foreskin up to three times a day for about a month to loosen the adhesive ring.
His penis has always seemed a bit buried to me, but the pediatric urologist we saw when he was 2 said that it would look normal by the time he is 4 or 5. He was circumcised at birth. Well, he is 5 now and it looks normal about 40 percent of the time, but 60 percent of the time it still hides.
I guess my question is, has anyone heard of using steriod cream for this purpose? Could there be any negative effects of doing this for 14 days?
Oh my goodness.. It's been soooo long.... Missed everyone... but had to deal with LIFE and Death!
My Mom passed away on July 4th... 10 years to the DAY that my Dad did! I sooooo miss my Mom but I know that she is in a better place.. Up there with my Dad! Now.. it's just the process of going thru all of her treasures.. of a LIFE TIME! It makes me cry sometimes... but.. most of the time.. it makes my heart HAPPY!
Still have.. The Worlds Greatest Horse.. Husband... and Son...
The aspect of the genitalia was evaluated by the same pediatric surgeon for each patient. Buried penis was noted in 14 of 14 patients younger than 1 year (100%), 19 of 59 patients 1 to 3 years old (32.2%) and 1 of 15 patients older than 3 years (6.7%).
Conclusions
Buried penis after newborn circumcision is not permanent. As infants get older, and after beginning to walk, the appearance usually turns out to be normal. This resolution may be due to growth and/or maturation alone.
I made sure to find a pair that were buried so highly unlikely to have been tried on before. Anyway, there was no warning about dye rubbing off. So I didn't expect it to. Tonight after my shower I noticed dark lines where the seams go down the legs and a bit on my thighs/inner thighs most likely from the dye staining.
Will this be harmful at all to leave on? I'm going to have to really scrub to get it off and I don't feel like doing it.
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