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why do my balls itch so much? [help]

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lejason 57 Posts July 19 2008 05:02 GMT #1 Sometimes my balls itch soo much. It's like the epitome of itch just absorbs itself into the being of my balls and no matter how much I scratch it just keeps staying itchy. It's a faint itchy feeling that I go down to scratch but as soon as I do and the more I scratch the more itchy It gets. I take really deep long scratches mind you, and even though its pleasurable, its also a bit torturous. I'm being entirely serious here by the way. Has anyone ever had experience with this before? Any known remedies?

Empyrean 17063 Posts July 19 2008 05:04 GMT #2 Use a cheese grater. Once you peel off that first layer of epidermis you should be there in no time. The pain really takes away from the itching sensation.

Sigrun United States1655 Posts July 19 2008 05:06 GMT #3 Jock itch. You might want to see a doctor.

FreeDoM[YA] Canada855 Posts July 19 2008 05:08 GMT #4 See a doctor, I know many TL.netters say it but it works. As much as we try to help we can't really help you unless we see you're balls (NOT AN INVITATION!). Talk to your doctor about it and see what happens

ZoDD Canada309 Posts July 19 2008 05:10 GMT #5 apply a thick coat of that shit, tingly feeling ftw

Empyrean 17063 Posts July 19 2008 05:12 GMT #6 Honestly, I think Gold Bond burns like hell if you put too much of it on. And putting it in such a sensitive region only invites disaster.

caution.slip United States775 Posts July 19 2008 05:12 GMT #7 pinch and roll

JohnColtrane Australia4813 Posts July 19 2008 05:12 GMT #8 do you shave down there? do you wash and clean them? i dont know man, the only time ive ever had a 'serious' itch down there was around the pubic region and it was just razor burn that i kept scratching. have you tried using an cream or some soothing balm or something? i think its best to get a doctors advice just in case its something bad like necrosis of the ballsack

teh.pwnerer Canada110 Posts July 19 2008 05:14 GMT #9 Rub this all over your balls:

Tadzio 3340 Posts July 19 2008 05:16 GMT #10 yeast infection? or an STD. get it checked out at a free clinic. or a moneyed one

Dark.Carnival United States5095 Posts July 19 2008 05:17 GMT #11 i'm kind of worried at the threads being posted in general these days... and yet i read them anyway. as for being on topic, i hear soap helps.

il0seonpurpose Korea (South)5638 Posts July 19 2008 05:26 GMT #12 On July 19 2008 14:12 caution.slip wrote: pinch and roll lolol yeah if you shave its gonna itch

BroOd Austin10833 Posts July 19 2008 05:28 GMT #13 Turn on the microwave and keep your balls infront of it for about 15 mins, 3 times a day for atleast two weeks. Make sure it's on high, even better if it's an old one and you can remove the front panel and let the rays hit your nuts directly.

LosingID8 CA10830 Posts July 19 2008 05:29 GMT #14 crabs? D: or you could have cooties (the real version, of course)

KaRnaGe[cF] United States355 Posts July 19 2008 05:31 GMT #15 IDK can you post pic??

fight_or_flight United States3988 Posts July 19 2008 05:32 GMT #16 pubic lice

Funchucks Canada2113 Posts July 19 2008 05:33 GMT #17 Yeast is actually pretty common in moist fold of skin. Teatree oil is good for killing it, and to keep it from coming back, just keep the skin dry. Wear clothes that breathe and use powder as needed. edit: And stop scratching! Scratching is an instinct to protect against larger parasites. Microorganisms exploit it through irritation to get you to damage your skin and make it easier for them to colonize.

MeriaDoKk Chile1726 Posts July 19 2008 05:46 GMT #18 I had this about a year ago, they gave me some pills I cant remember the name, its fongus (i dont know how to spell that), the itch went away after like 2 days.

MCMcEmcee United States1609 Posts July 19 2008 05:56 GMT #19 If it's jock itch, then it's pretty similar to athlete's foot in terms of treatment. You can probably get a non-prescription anti-fungal cream at your local pharmacy (CVS or whatever). Should help, and it's probably cheaper than seeing a doctor. As was suggested before, wear clothes that breathe. Dry well after showers, etc. If it doesn't clear up after a week or so of treating it, then see a doctor. If it's something else... see a doctor.

lejason 57 Posts July 19 2008 06:03 GMT #20 thx for the help. i think its a combo of fungus scratching and shaving. ill see a doctor, but i want to wait till some hair grows back, thats the reason why i avoided the doctor, cuz so little hair is embarrasing lol. Funchucks thats interesting, sounds like something out of the selfish gene.

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