something wrong down there

[edd]

it's been getting worse lately.

There was a pimple-like bump about 4 days ago, and I popped it because my hands were itchy. A day later, another similar bump popped out beside it. Without thinking, I popped that one too.

The next day, 2-3 more came onto the surface. Now it's kinda swelling and it's itchy and there's a tiny feel of burn.

Should I go to the doctors? What do I tell the doctor or the receptionist about what's wrong with me?

I've never had these kind of situations before and I'd be embarrassed to speak about it in a public place so I need a way to go about doing this.

 

[superfly]

Go to a walk in clinic no where neer your home or work. Lol

 

[edd]

Just go to the CDC clinics and fill out the forms and talk to the nurses.

What's a CDC clinic and whereabouts could I find one? Any recommendations?

 

[badbadboy]

edd

I don't know where you are located but obviously you need to check your small head out.

I get my regular checks here:

Vancouver - Bute Street Clinic
1170 Bute Street
Vancouver, BC
V6E 1Z6
Drop-In
Hours: Monday to Friday 11:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Drop in.
Services Available: Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV testing clinic for gay, bisexual, transgendered, and lesbian people. Located in the Q’munity. Free, no ID needed, always drop-in.

They are anonymous and give you a call in number to see if all is cool. You do not have to pay or give up personal info.

I usually donate some cash to the office since this is a BC Gov't funded office located in a West End drop in centre. They are all good people at this place and you don't need to worry about any private info being divulged.

 

[edd]

edd

I don't know where you are located but obviously you need to check your small head out.

I get my regular checks here:

Vancouver - Bute Street Clinic
1170 Bute Street
Vancouver, BC
V6E 1Z6
Drop-In
Hours: Monday to Friday 11:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Drop in.
Services Available: Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV testing clinic for gay, bisexual, transgendered, and lesbian people. Located in the Q’munity. Free, no ID needed, always drop-in.

They are anonymous and give you a call in number to see if all is cool. You do not have to pay or give up personal info.

I usually donate some cash to the office since this is a BC Gov't funded office located in a West End drop in centre. They are all good people at this place and you don't need to worry about any private info being divulged.

I hope they're okay with straight men :angel:

 

[edd]

Go to the one on 12th then...

I might go to that one since it's closer to me..

What hours are usually the best to go? And easily accessibly parkings?

 

[mik]

I usually go to the Bute Clinic because its just a drop in center, I have a hard enough time making an appointment to see my own family doctor. Usually I'm there right around 11 and usually I'm the first person they see and there is parking close by.

Also, if you do get bad news, you can go across the street to the liquor store to try and forget.


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[edd]

Also, if you do get bad news, you can go across the street to the liquor store to try and forget.


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Ah fuck.. that just made me puke a little..

 

[nooner]

edd tried to pm you didn't seem to work
nooner

 

[jesuschrist]

it's been getting worse lately.

There was a pimple-like bump about 4 days ago, and I popped it because my hands were itchy. A day later, another similar bump popped out beside it. Without thinking, I popped that one too.

The next day, 2-3 more came onto the surface. Now it's kinda swelling and it's itchy and there's a tiny feel of burn.

Should I go to the doctors? What do I tell the doctor or the receptionist about what's wrong with me?

I've never had these kind of situations before and I'd be embarrassed to speak about it in a public place so I need a way to go about doing this.

I doubt you have anything sexual, but you should get yourself checked at the clinic to rule that out.

Your symptoms don't sound like anything sexual. You say your hands are itchy - do you have psoriasis or eczema or some other kind of autoimmune condition that shows up in your skin? It is not normal to have itchy hands. Secondly, I'll bet you have long fingernails... because what it sounds like is along with general itchiness you scratched your crotch area and spread bacteria to it, resulting in clogged pores and pimples, then you popped it, spread the fluids around, and got another one. The burning you experienced is the itchiness.

It's more than likely you're probably an unhygenic individual to begin with.

In any case, go to the clinic and rule out anything sexual.

 

[edd]

I doubt you have anything sexual, but you should get yourself checked at the clinic to rule that out.

Your symptoms don't sound like anything sexual. You say your hands are itchy - do you have psoriasis or eczema or some other kind of autoimmune condition that shows up in your skin? It is not normal to have itchy hands. Secondly, I'll bet you have long fingernails... because what it sounds like is along with general itchiness you scratched your crotch area and spread bacteria to it, resulting in clogged pores and pimples, then you popped it, spread the fluids around, and got another one. The burning you experienced is the itchiness.

It's more than likely you're probably an unhygenic individual to begin with.

In any case, go to the clinic and rule out anything sexual.

Not actually itchy, but I'm using it Metaphorically.
I'm heading to the clinic to get it checked out.
I'm very hygienic and never scratch my crotch with dirty hands, thanks for assuming but youve been a troll around here for quite some time so its normal for you to assume.

 

[jesuschrist]

Not actually itchy, but I'm using it Metaphorically.
I'm heading to the clinic to get it checked out.
I'm very hygienic and never scratch my crotch with dirty hands, thanks for assuming but youve been a troll around here for quite some time so its normal for you to assume.

Well nobody should have to guess that when you talk about physical conditions, such as being itchy, you were speaking "METAPHORICALLY". What's the point of asking about your ailments online if you can't even describe things without resorting to fantasy? So maybe your doctor will prescribe some drugs to you metaphorically too, and you can imagine yourself getting all better.

 

[nooner]

edd empty your inbox
thanks

 

[nickcan]

Could be this:


Molluscum contagiosum is caused by a virus that is a member of the poxvirus family. You can get the infection in a number of different ways.



http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001829/

 

[Sonny]

Could be herpes, small blisters that spread, itchy, then burning.
He saw the bumps, then figuratively speaking, said he had itchy hands, meaning he couldn't resist popping them.
That is my humble interpretation of his opening post.

I was thinking of posting here yesterday with the same conclusion you derived.

I'd bet the farm on herpes.

 

[blazejowski]

 

[CisForCookie]

edd

I don't know where you are located but obviously you need to check your small head out.

I get my regular checks here:

Vancouver - Bute Street Clinic
1170 Bute Street
Vancouver, BC
V6E 1Z6
Drop-In
Hours: Monday to Friday 11:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Drop in.
Services Available: Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV testing clinic for gay, bisexual, transgendered, and lesbian people. Located in the Q’munity. Free, no ID needed, always drop-in.

They are anonymous and give you a call in number to see if all is cool. You do not have to pay or give up personal info.

I usually donate some cash to the office since this is a BC Gov't funded office located in a West End drop in centre. They are all good people at this place and you don't need to worry about any private info being divulged.

take test, go in sitting area and wait, get called back in for results? or how long does it take to get results?

 

[DeezNuts]

Could be this:


Molluscum contagiosum is caused by a virus that is a member of the poxvirus family. You can get the infection in a number of different ways.



http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001829/

This man wins.

 

[badbadboy]

I hope they're okay with straight men :angel:

Go to the one on 12th then...

They see anybody and everybody without discriminating about your orientation. That includes straight people too.

I found it to be easy to get to, easy parking nearby, hardly ever waited more than 15 minutes and its totally anonymous. You are given a card with whatever name you gave them and a call in date on the card.

 

[edd]

edd empty your inbox
thanks

Done, sorry about that.