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writes:I had anal sex for the first time last week--we didn't use enough lube, and although it actually didn't hurt at the time, 2 days later I started feeling like I had a rash right around the anal area, presumably from the rough friction. It's been almost a week now and it still hurts to move around too much, and the healing seems to be very slow--probably because it really never gets a chance to heal with all the movement, etc.Has anyone else experienced a friction rash from anal sex, and if so, what did you do to treat it?
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 July 2009): Well at least u know next time to use more lube ;]
u should use a treatmeant cream if u go to ur local pharmacist and they can asisst u on a cream that helps u the most!
or just get some vagasil.
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reader, anonymous, writes (15 July 2009): I don't do anal sex so I can't advise you. But go to the doctor! How on earth do you think anyone here can diagnose your problem acurately just because they may have had a similar result.
In my best guess, you have a rash due to fecal matter on your skin being left there for even a short period of time. Or something worse, you could have created fissures in your anal canal and you are leaking fecal matter onto your skin. You need medical attention.
The anus is an exit and there are many medical problems that can result from having anal sex...but to each his/her own.
Take care.
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