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    Quote Originally Posted by fordescort1 View Post
    Booked an escort today, asked for owo, told her I had psoriasis, she didn't mind and knew about it, we agreed went to her flat, as we got down to business she noticed my penis had red rash etc, i told her that it was psoriasis which I told her. I put cream there alot to calm it down so it looks red, she then said she wouldn't do service, I explained it wasn't contagious and safe but still wouldn't do it because she said she never saw it before on penis so it couldn't be that, I had to leave annoyed from wasting time and embarrassed
    I hope someone here who has same problem can confirm it's not std or anything like that
    If you haven’t done already, get your gp to refer you to a dermatologist, you should be able to control it.

    i get it on my face, due to lack of sleep, stress, alcohol, and sometimes for no reason.

    But it is controllable to an acceptable level.

    not sure if you use basic cortisone, but plan ahead and start using it a week before, to suppress a flare up, you plan a visit. This is controversial advice. Read up on it.

    here is a fairly recent paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6261118/

    Visiting an escort with a flare up is futile.

    not my area, but my personal opinion is that a stressful lifestyle is often the root cause.

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    For psoriasis you can use diprosalic cream is the best but it is one problem you can't find here in Ireland

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    The psoriasis is sistem nervous and appears where he find very sensitive part of body nothing worryed

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    Quote Originally Posted by irishdeltaforce View Post
    Let me correct you there inflamed areas of psoriasis or eczema are not open sores anymore than an open cut.

    They are what they are inflamed areas in fact I believe it is just the immune system thinking your skin is attacking the body so they attack back and make extra skin.

    Not very nice for the sufferer, but harmless.

    Obviously, if the skin is cracked and bleeding that is a different matter.
    Fair enough my choice of wording there wasn't correct. However, its a itchy condition, and if he had of scratched or even dried to hard with a towel he could of opened the skin up.

    Its your body producing skin to quickly, rather than 3-4 weeks its say 4-5 days. I have it on my scalp, eye lids and elbows I highly recommend vitamin D tablets, the odd sun bed and some 0.05% hydrocortizone cream (i can't spell it) Also, the original listerine mouth wash, if you wash they over your skin when your having flare ups it helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by redhead123 View Post
    If there is anything wrong there I don't even bother for my own health and for own health. I'd rather wait a week than infecting someone and vice versa. The same goes with simple things like a cold, or any rashes caused by being sensitive to certain washing up powders.
    I'm the same. I had an ingrown hair on my penis and it took 5 weeks to come out. Was a long 5 weeks but that's life. I'd rather wait until everything is normal so there doesn't have to be any questioning involved. It's just better for both parties.

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    Kristie well done. We are not doctors, guys go elsewhere

    I had some dude in D9. He had the massage and he flipped over with a rash and I refused. He was hard. He booked another girl while he was in my room and i didnt have time to report.

    I kept my mouth shut the entire time so he didn't smack me and yet he had the audacity to grab my ass on the way out.

    I applaud Kristie at this moment because I would not take a chance either
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    I’ve found that letting my dog lick my psoriasis is the best cure.

    There are lots of blogs etc : http://tips4med.blogspot.com/2007/10/psoriasis.html?m=1

    Dog saliva is antiseptic ( that’s why they can eat gone off stuff) plus has other wound healing properties.

    Dogs will want to lick it. If you don’t own your own dog, just be a bit careful cause if the owner comes along it might be difficult to explain.

    Do it in secure privacy, the dog will never tell.


    Ps my psoriasis is on my face FYI.

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    Quote Originally Posted by funluvincriminal View Post
    i’ve found that letting my dog lick my psoriasis is the best cure.

    There are lots of blogs etc : http://tips4med.blogspot.com/2007/10/psoriasis.html?m=1

    dog saliva is antiseptic ( that’s why they can eat gone off stuff) plus has other wound healing properties.

    Dogs will want to lick it. If you don’t own your own dog, just be a bit careful cause if the owner comes along it might be difficult to explain.

    Do it in secure privacy, the dog will never tell.


    Ps my psoriasis is on my face fyi.
    what the fuck

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laimo View Post
    what the fuck
    I should have mentioned that if the dog has stinky breath from rotten teeth, then avoid him licking as you might get an infection.


    Did you never hear that it’s good to let a dog lick your wound?

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