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Q: Allergic reaction on penis

asked by: Kodak on January 6th, 2009

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I have been using many different soaps to help with my dry skin problem. I have ecezma in certain areas of my body with I have successfully help get better. I get dry skin on my penis after showering with certain soaps/bodywashes.

Can anyone tell me is there a particular ingredient in bodywash that varies from soap that would possibly be making me have this fry skin reaction?

2nd from another topic that interested me, would applying baby powder after showering help with keeping the moisture I need to not develop the dry skin on my penis?

I have previously used Dove, Oil of Olay, and Axe bodywash all which dont agree with my skin. Cetaphil is the only soap I have used that works well.

The results become noticable after 2-5 days of use.

And would anyone reccommend any type of lotion or creme to apply to my body also to maintain moisture?

Which now im currently using Baby Oil Gel.

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spiedon

replied on February 25th, 2009

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question?

when you have gotten out of the shower after a couple of hours did your penis have like scratches like cuts on them. I would like to know if it's because the soap is drying my skin or is it an allergic reaction to the soap?

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