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Zach1924

November 1st, 2009

Okay, Well one day when i was sleeping I got a spider bite on my penis, i thought it would go away, a couple days later I masterbated then, I learned it didn't go away, it became sore then, stupidly I keep masterbating then it gets worse. Right now im actually shedding skin on it. I know I should stop masterbating till it stops (Thats one of my plans) but, I don't know if i should just put lotion on it (It hurts because i get cuts on my shaft but, i can deal) or if I should just leave it! Tell me!!!

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illustriously fickle

replied November 5th, 2009

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Small, local reactions to spider bites can be treated using a cold compress and aspirin, paracetamol or ibuprofen. Anasthetic and steroid cream can also be applied to help with the swelling and pain. But be sure that you do not apply cream or ointment to broken skin - any damage to the skin can allow bacteria to get in, leading to infection.

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