I am a healthy 26 year old male, and if it's relevant I used to have eczema as a child (10-12 years old). I have no known allergies (as far as I know) and don't take any medications.
I woke up two days ago with a slight reddish rash on my scrotum - starting from where the shaft meets the scrotum and more prevelant on my right
testicleTesticle lump
Testicle pain
Testicle ultrasound (about 1 inch across) and a smaller circular red rash on my left
testicleTesticle lump
Testicle pain
Testicle ultrasound. It is not itchy at all -- it's red, leathery-looking, no blisters or bumps, just a raised red rash -- kind of like
poisonAmmonia poisoning
Campylobacter enteritis
Contact dermatitis
E. coli enteritis
Food poisoning
Lead poisoning
Meningococcemia
Methylmercury poisoning
Poison control center - emergency number
Poison ivy - oak - sumac
Poison ivy - oak - sumac rash ivy looks.
I had protected
sexBuccal smear
Causes of sexual dysfunction
Child abuse - sexual
Delayed ejaculation
Erection problems
Female sexual dysfunction
Inhibited sexual desire
Orgasmic dysfunction
Puberty and adolescence
Rape
Safe sex with someone late sunday night and did not wash my crotch area. When I awoke on Monday, I had the slight rash which has become very red now.
I also had a
cutCuts and puncture wounds on my thigh on Sunday that I was using
NeosporinNeosporin
Neosporin ophthalmic
Neosporin ophthalmic ointment on, is it possible that its a reaction to that?
Some forums lead me to believe that it could be due to the female having a yeast infection but they were not clear if this could happen if safe sex was practiced. not once did the womans mouth or vagina touch my penis without using a condom. Also, I have read that usually yeast infections are prevalent in uncircumcised males and they effect the shaft itself, in my case there is no rash or bumps or anything anywhere but on my scrotum.
A third thing worth mentioning is that I was wearing a bathing suit which hasn't been washed in a few months while sun tanning in the heat. Possibly there is an allergic reaction to that as well.
In conclusion, is it possible that it is a yeast infection?? Can yeast from a womans saliva or vagina make contact with my scrotum and cause an infection directly to the skin? Perhaps its an allergic reaction to the lubricant in the condom she provided -- it wasn't a brand that I've ever seen before. Also, it happened 6 hours after the sexual encounter, can a yeast infection break out that quickly? Please advise on what you think it could be and what treatment options are best for me.
Thank You in advance.
Thank You.