Safety razor on plane
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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.
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.
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.
I will be doing a ton of flying over the next month (about 50,000 miles) and I want to be sure that, that much air travel will not impact condom safety due to air pressure, etc. If I do have sex I always use protection and want to make sure that significant air travel does not affect condom safety, but didn't know where to ask. There is little information online and I was hoping someone here might know. Anyone have an idea?
On the news this morning, some Pilot Safety issues have surfaced so, they are leaning towards Pilot Error. Of course this is all speculation only when the plane is located, will we know the truth. I was reading on Yahoo yesterday about tracking a Great White Shark all the way across an ocean. I couldn’t help but think, they can track a shark across an ocean but can’t find a Passenger Jet?
She told me that long travels are ok by 34th week. She advised me not to do it after that. If anything happens on the plane, who is going to help you? What if you go into labor? I don't mean to scare you or be insensitive. Just think of your own safety and your baby's well being in case you do need medical care. Whatever you decide to do, good luck!
make sure you toss the razor you have been using too!!
did they test you for vaginitis too?
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).
My gym has little lockers with keys with safety pins that enable the keys to be pinned on clothing. I gouged myself with the safety pin because the previous user left the safety pin undone. I didn't bleed profusely but I was definitely pricked. I forgot to check if there was any blood on the pin. This incident stands out because the safety pin has a higher chance of being "tainted".
What are the major and serious blood born diseases? HIV and Hepatitis C?
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.
If you fly on a plane and your pregnancy is high risk you could really harm yourself and the baby.
I flew early in my 3rd trimester. My doctor said after 32 weeks I couldn't travel by plane any longer. I wore compression stockings, drank tons of water and walked around the airport to help my circulation.
I flew with my son at 4 months. I gate checked the stroller to go under the plane. I have never seen anyone allow a stroller to go on the plane. I think it's probably too big for the overhead bins. If you buy an extra ticket for your baby you should have no problem taking it on board with you.
s probably unlikely, in the first place, that the virus would even survive on a razor... but there is a bit of risk, so why even have that risk when it can be completely avoided?
Toothrbushes are the same thing. Peoples gums are sensitive, and may sometimes bleed and cause the same thing.
Again, the virus is very sensitive outside of cells and the body. It's unlikely to survive on those items, but, it is a safety precaution. There is a possible risk, and they want you to know about it.
If your blood pressure is dropping even lower on the plane then that's why your passing out. You really need to try and walk around on the plane as much as possible.
Do you take Dramamine? That may help with your sick stomach. Take care.
appx 11 weeks ago I had a few drinks and used a used safety razor in the shower at a massage parlor (all women giving massages). I cut my neck shaving. At 8 days my biceps and triceps began aging-my thighs slightly too. My sinuses became inflamed and cleared up in abt three weeks. My muscles have improved but now at 10 weeks still are a bit weak. . I have had a temperature slighly below normal (98.0) for a while now. I had an HIV rapit test @ 6.5 and again at 9 weeks. Both were negative.
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