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Herpes like symptoms question
Hello folks.
I'm a 29 year old male living in the UK.
The other night I used a fleshjack/fleshlight on myself, as soon as I had finished I noticed a red mark on my foreskin and a couple of small clear blisters forming. They were defiantly not there before I used the light. I do not have herpes as I have been tested for it so i'm not sure if this post is in the correct thread so apologies if it isn't.
This is not the first time this has happened, i've had one "Outbreak" once a year or so, sometimes longer, but i don't remember what I was doing when they occured the previous times.
Does anyone have any idea what this might be?
I'm a 29 year old male living in the UK.
The other night I used a fleshjack/fleshlight on myself, as soon as I had finished I noticed a red mark on my foreskin and a couple of small clear blisters forming. They were defiantly not there before I used the light. I do not have herpes as I have been tested for it so i'm not sure if this post is in the correct thread so apologies if it isn't.
This is not the first time this has happened, i've had one "Outbreak" once a year or so, sometimes longer, but i don't remember what I was doing when they occured the previous times.
Does anyone have any idea what this might be?
Just makes me paranoid, i google imaged this kinda thing, probs wasn't the best thing to do, now i'm paranoid.
No I think your right there. I wonder if maybe it was the lube. Can friction burn also cause this kinda of thing?
Since it happened then, its got to be connected. You cant contract any std by using one.
It's not a vibrator, its more like a sleeve that wraps around your penis. I thought it might be a reaction aswell, But i've used it alot before with no problems.
Hi, if your using a male vibrator and getting red dots right after, then they would be an irritation from the toy i would assume.
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