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Does this sound like Jock itch? Or could it be Herpes? Or itch caused by public lice? Would anything like this come on this quickly? I am not a small man, and I sweat a lot. I am not used to much sport either. I have no girlfriend, but do not make a habit of sleeping around.
I would bet on jock itch. Pubic Lice you would see if you examined the area. Herpes not likely takes more than a couple of days for herpes sores to appear. The only way it could be herpes is if you were infected prior and this is not a primary outbreak. I am sure you are fine you describe a low risk lifestyle, ALWAYS WEAR CONDOMS FOR ANAL AND VAGINAL SEX AND DON;T DO DRUGS. Good luck I wish you all the best.
I vote for jock itch too, especially given the location.
And please don't pop things or squeeze them, etc. You only run the risk of spreading it or causing a secondary infection by introducing other bacteria into it.
You can try an over the counter cream for it - lotrimin, etc - or you can see a doctor.
I guess it is Jock itch as I have had a weekend of sport. 2-3 days is a bit early for anything apparently? I can't see any little lice.
And please don't pop things or squeeze them, etc. You only run the risk of spreading it or causing a secondary infection by introducing other bacteria into it.
You can try an over the counter cream for it - lotrimin, etc - or you can see a doctor.
Aj