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help please with rash and burning from partners vaginal fluids

I am 33 male and been with one person for 11 years and others when i was younger. I have the same prob now as i did before. I have gone in to see the Dr about burning and rash on and around my penis hands and any other parts. he said it could be any thing. well yes we don't use any condoms or lube the soap we use i use she has gone in with paps and everything is fine even levels of acid.and when i touch her even with  my hands the vaginal liquid will make my hands burn and turn red swell i get dizzy and rash. any part of my body will react to the liquid. every girl i have been with over my years i have had the same with. i have no clue nor does the Dr. but i have had to deal with it for years.even stop having sex for years.
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Sounds like toxic shock, sounds funny to read, its just touching her boderly fluids gives you this reaction, then its toxic shock, see your doctor and see if thinks the same way.
Good Luck
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First I am no Dr. Though I am going to be studying for emt/nurse in the future but it almost sounds like you are allergic to womans "liquid". I'm not sure. Just giving my 2 cents on that. Btw! I am 19 years old so don't be worried just stating my opinion. Hopefully someone will post a more accurate answer soon. :D
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