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thank you for reading it! I'm 20yearold from China.last day I used a Gillette ladyshaver in a store.It makes me bleed a little.I'm sure that this shaver has been used by others before.As the information about Hiv prevention in china is slim,I'm very confused by all the chinese websides.Am i at risk?Do i need a hiv test?
help me,please!
along with worrying about catching something fom a female i barely know,i have noticed that my but itches sometimes and around my testicle area. tehre arent any strange bumps or anything but two weeks ago I did shave with a gillette razor in tose areas(genital and butt). maybe thats what causing the itching??? but that was two weeks ago. should i be concerned at all about stds if i use condoms and shower regularly afterward?
While he was staying at my place, one day he used my Gillette Mach 3 razor in the morning without my knowledge. I work 2nd shift so in the afternoon I shaved my face using the same razor and went to the work. Later on when I returned, my uncle told me that earlier in the morning he used my razor and forgot to let me know.
something that looks like someone poked him with a needle so it not the typical cut a razor blade would cause but a poke kind of.
anyway, had the wife clean his lip really well and with alcohol etc....
common sense says he is fine as it wasnt something major . also i do clean my razor pretty ok after shaving but a worry is a worry and i cant help it.
called his pediatritionist clinic today and asked i can come in to make sure his antibodies are good from back when he completed the vaccine..
To avoid this in future shave with warm water, a new razor and a good quality shaving oil like King Of Shaves. Pat the area dry with a clean towel and apply the 8 hour cream.
Alternatively use a different method of hair removal such as hair removing cream. Choose one for sensitive skin which comes with an aftercare lotion. Do not apply any astringent product for 48 hours before or after treatment and do a patch test on a small area first to check for reaction.
For transmission, plenty of infectious fluid is needed to be exchanged inside the body, for which, a safety razor does not qualify.
However, for personal hygiene, and to prevent other contageous infections, it is always better to avoid anybody else's kits. You may use a different brand having different color to eliminate the risk of picking up the wrong razor inadvertently.
Had a rash appear in the following areas simultaneously: Rash consisted of raised goosebump like rashes that stuck around for a week, and dissipated after 2 weeks approximately. When you ran a finger over it you could feel the bumps about 20-30 of them. Did not appear to contain pus, although a few of them crusted. Was not itchy nor irritating. Location: Arm creases both sides, was more severe on my right arm crease at the elbow joint.
You are most likely having an allergic reaction to whatever shaving cream or lotion you are applying to your legs, assuming you are using a safety razor. It is also possible that you do have extra-sensitive skin and the skin response is to mechanical irritation from the shaving device you are using. You might want to switch to a “non-allergenic” shaving cream/lotion product. On the mechanical side be sure to avoid using any razor that is not ultra-sharp.
Hi-I used a (used) safety razor at a golf course and cut myself. 10 Days later I had throbbing voluntary muscles throughout my body and a sinus issues. The sinus issue cleard up in two weeks, but the throbbing eased into a dull ache-particularly in my right biceps that I've had for 6 months, I was tested thoroughly for HVC (multiple antibody, PCR Qual) and HVB. All negative. My hepatologist has referred me to a neurologist saying the razor was just a coincidence.
t find the skin turning green to be a normal reaction at all. Have you changed the brand or type of razor you are shaving with?
Using natural products does not mean you will not have any allergy or sensitivity to an ingredient. Use a gentle soap and maybe even skip deodorant if possible for a couple of days to let your skin recuperate. Since it's getting to be fall and winter season, it's easier to give your arms a break from shaving for a day or two.
We are bringing up our 6 year old grandson. I sent him to camp for the first time yesterday. When i picked him up aftercamp, he said that he didn't want to go back.
He is afraid of noises, so i don't want to traumaetized, but I want him to try it for at least this week.
What should I do?
By the way, he does have extreme fear of noises.
On the 13th or 14th I shaved my genital area as I usually do - first with a electric razor to shorten the hair then a Gillette razor to shave everything smooth. Within a day I had what seemed like an ingrown hair (or a couple) which wasn't unusual as I've experienced them before. I squeeze them quite a bit to release the fluid and to get it to heal but am confident I totally irritated both of them.
Hi,
I've been reading a lot online but cannot find anything closely related to the problem I'm experience.. I'm really hoping someone can help me figure out what's going on.
Almost every time after I have (unprotected) sex with my girfriend, I get small red bumps (~20-30) on my penis--mostly along the front and sides and lower foreskin-- as well as sometimes a few near my stomach and pubic hair. This has happened maybe 10 times.
Turns out it was razor bumps but since i was picking at them n tryin to pop them i got them infected so they gave me some antibiotic but i did get some blood drawn for safety reasons n will know the results on those by next week
I send my son 11 to sport overnight camp yesterday. Today I got a call from a camp director, he told me my son stranded one of his roommates and both of his roommates feel threatening by him. I asked if any of his roommates are fine, and non injured by any way. The director said they both fine, but I have to pick up my son immediately, otherwise he will be isolated. He also refuses to give me any refund.
A razor blade, not an electric razor within an hour prior? Yes, that ought to greatly up the risk from oral as a safety blade may have made one or more minute nicks in your skin (not enough to hurt or visibly bleed, but, leaving enough wounding for infected saliva to breach the skin barrier).
Eight weeks does sound long enough though (especially if that's the recommended period).
use a new razor and shave in a lukewarm bath or shower. Use a good quality shaving oil like King Of Shaves. Pat the area dry afterwards and apply Vaseline or Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream to prevent irritation.
Alternatively, use a hair removing cream indicated for use in this sensitive area. The best ones come with an aftercare lotion to prevent irritation.
Waxing at home can be difficult, it is better to go to a salon and get this done profesionally.
Eloise.
m just being my usual paranoid self but this is really eating me up alive. I had forgotten my shaving razor when I stayed at a hotel over 3 weekends ago. The hotel staff brought over a disposable one upon my request. Although not packaged (or sealed), the razor appeared to be new and I went ahead used it. I cut very easily when shaving and there was definitely blood from me in this instance.
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