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rash/hives

An_249775 posted:

very recently, after intercourse my bf ends up getting a rash/hives/someting in his pubic area. we've been together 3 years, in a committed relationship. This just started happening. I've been to my dr. 3 times, each time i've not any shown signs of bacteria, bugs, std's or anything else they could think of.
He's been to his dr. once the first time it happened, his dr told him he got scabies. again, i did not get anything. we are at a loss and am not sure where to go to talk to someone about this we have different insurance's and drs.
Thank you.

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:rash/hivesvery recently, after intercourse my bf ends up getting a rash/hives/someting in his pubic area. we've been together 3 years, in a committed relationship. This just started happening. I've been to my dr. 3 times, each time i've not any shown signs of bacteria, bugs, std's or anything else they could think of.<br />He's been to his dr. once the first time it happened, his dr told him he got scabies. again, i did not get anything. we are at a loss and am not sure where to go to talk to someone about this we have different insurance's and drs.<br />Thank you.

Anon_2000 responded:

is it some type of rubbing that is causing this? To dry down yonder? I would recommend that both of you sign an autherization so that one of you can send your medical info on this issue to each others Docs to see if they can come up with some solution to your issue.

Report This| Share this:rash/hivesis it some type of rubbing that is causing this? To dry down yonder? I would recommend that both of you sign an autherization so that one of you can send your medical info on this issue to each others Docs to see if they can come up with some solution to your issue.

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