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I got a handy from a stripper and now my penis skin is hard like a cooked hotdog
About two weeks back I got a handy from a stripper. She used lube. I've been putting one tea tree oil once a day. But recently I uped to does to 3 times a day because it looked red. I read that you are supposed to use a carrier oil so last night for the first time I put some on with olive oil. This morning for the first time the upper third of my skin right below my circumcised head is dry and feels like cooked hotdog skin. it feels like leather. What kind of std would this be?
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Not sure what is wrong with your penis but it is much more likely a common irritation or allergy.
You see, man's foreskin is very sensitive and it is not biologically natural to apply any oils on it. It may be a non-sexually transmitted infection (bacterial or fungal) but it would take a dermatologist exam to know for certain.
It is not STD because handjobs do not transmit any STDs.
Anyway, if your skin discomfort troubles you, you'd better see a doctor. But it has nothing to do with sex.
Not sure what is wrong with your penis but it is much more likely a common irritation or allergy.
You see, man's foreskin is very sensitive and it is not biologically natural to apply any oils on it. It may be a non-sexually transmitted infection (bacterial or fungal) but it would take a dermatologist exam to know for certain.
It is not STD because handjobs do not transmit any STDs.
Anyway, if your skin discomfort troubles you, you'd better see a doctor. But it has nothing to do with sex.
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