I’ve gone through a few articles mentioning that diabetics with ED can use Generic Levitra (vardenafil). Is that true? If so, I’d like to know who has used Generic Levitra having ED and diabetes and is it safe.
The PDE5 inhibitors sildenafil, vardenafil and tadalafil are competitive and reversible inhibitors of cGMP hydrolysis by the catalytic side of PDE5.
Although rare, Viagra (sildenafil), Cialis (tadalafil) and Levitra (vardenafil) can cause muscle pain and unusual skin sensations or paresthesia. In clinical studies, Viagra caused muscle pain and paresthesia in less than 2% of patients. Patients who experience these side effects should stop taking the medication and consult their physician. These medications increase blood flow to the penis by inhibiting the enzyme phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5).
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed.
Around Nov. 2010, I had sex with a girl, who bit me during oral sex & ever since then, I’ve had problems. My penis size has decreased (I was 5.2-6.2 inches long before any of this has happened) now I am 4-4.5 inches. Sometimes my penis skin feels tight like it can't go longer, but I'm circumcised. Before any of this happened, I’d have delayed ejaculation, but now I have premature ejaculation, & I'm having difficulty getting & maintaining erections.
Also , she bite the jelly and with her hand make me feel like an oral sex , only for one second and I stopped it , in the end she said my penis never inside her mouth , but NOW I 'm afraid inside a little , not cross her teeth , very shallow .
Is there any risk ? as I know , also no one have ever been inflected through accepting an oral sex , right ?
Hi Doctors,
I have been a long time reader of your forum but I am still concerned and wanted to clarify everything once and for all. Please assess the risk levels of my following encounters.
1. I live in China and I been visiting massage parlors here pretty often in the past two months. I received two handjobs from two different massage therapists. For the first one (a month ago), she massaged me with oil and then gave me a unprotected handjob. Nothing special.
Hi,
I recently had protected sex with an escort. I was on top briefly and then she was on top for a little bit. After this she removed the condom and threw it away. She then put KY jelly on her hands and wanted to give me a hand job. I said i didn't want to do anything without a condom. she then wiped off her hands and put a new condom on me. After which she put ky jelly on my testicles. She then finished with oral sex.
Could angular cheilitis only appear on one side? I gave my BF oral this morning and it looked/got worse after that. Should I be concerned?
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed. Also take some Vitamin B supplements.
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed.
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed. Also take some Vitamin B supplements.
I sincerely hope it helps.
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed.
in those weeks I had unprotected oral sex (with ejaculation in her mouth) and protected anal sex with ky jelly....the last encounter was AUG 8 and it was unprotected oral and protected anal....I asked the girl a week before to get tested and she did on AUG 4, 4 days before our last encounter and came back clean for everything...after the last time she told she was sexually active with two other men....this freaked me out and I went to get tested after 1 week...the test came back negative!....
So I Clean my private area right but before I used to dry masturbate I have no clue why I had oral sex 4 times same girl we were both virgins but I have ashy dry skin on my penile shaft no bumps at all it’s just really dry I’ve used petroleum jelly it sort of helped but I’m just curious on what it actually is
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Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter.
If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed.
I hope it helps.
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed and the possibility of cold sores needs to be ruled out.
3-4 years ago I was diagnosed with HSV-1 then I started having problems with the skin on my scrotum, itchy, flaky scabby. I was fearful it was a symptom of HSV.
After numerous visits to Dr's, dermotologists and posting on the STD forum I have been convinced that it is not a symptom of HSV.
ve used a lot of different medications-- topical steroids seem to work best, but I am concerned about long term damage to my skin. At this moment, I seem to have had an allergic reaction to petroleum jelly. I used it as a moisturizer for several months because it really helped control my eczema. my skin felt great for about 6months. However, after applying the Vaseline to my face a few nights ago i noticed that my eczema was actually worse in the morning.
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed.
Hi are you using any lube that may help , Try K Y Jelly that's water based see if that helps it should ease the dryness , Take care x
Dry out the lesions completely by patting and air drying after washing with a mild soap and use petroleum jelly to lock out moisture. It is vital that the affected areas be clean and completely dry before application of the jelly. You can also apply small amounts of athlete’s foot cream which is available over the counter. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist as oral antimicrobials may be needed.
I then placed a surgical latex glove on and fingered and rubber her wet vagina. Prior to fingering her I put ky jelly on the glove. When putting the ky jelly on the glove it came out to fast and got on her leg and on my glove. I wiped off the excess from her leg and flicked it onto the floor. My memory is not good on if I used the gloved or ungloved hand to remove the excess lube from her leg. Also I do not remember if I wipe my hand on the sheet to get the excess ky jelly off my hand.
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