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Q: stomach and pubic red rash

asked by: steveee on September 21st, 2008

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k so my girlfriend is on birth control and we have intercourse with out a condom she is checked and we both have never been with anyone else the other day her period came back during and i got some on me now i have this red rash on my lower stomach a few dots on the tip and on the base and in the pubic area i also shaved two days before. could it just be sensitive skin to the blood?

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tauit

replied on October 25th, 2009

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ok first of all y did u have sex with your girlfriend while she is on her period. however the red dot are cause by shaving if you used a razor. not much to worry about just next time don't have sex while she on her period.

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