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boog714

August 21st, 2007

For the past year or two, the skin on my sac have been itching from time to time. Sometimes it goes to my penis. I always rub it/scratch it to relieve the itch, but then after that it starts hurting and it starts cracking. There's always dead skin on it that I usually peel off.

What can I do to stop this itchyness?

boog714

replied October 23rd, 2007

anyone can help?

Georgia59

replied October 25th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

First of all, occasional itching is normal.

But if you have to itch so much that your skin is cracking, it sounds like it's really dry. Have you been checked for any kind of infection (fungal or something) I would start there. Go to the doctor.


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