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Q: Blotchy Skin --> From Erection

asked by: Brinkman456 on October 10th, 2007

New User

Whenever I get an erection I get extremely blotchy skin, my whole chest, arms, stomach and upper areas of legs get extremely red and sometimes itchy. Is there anything to do other than not having erections or has someone else had this problem?

Thank you

Replies(3)

Tylanas

replied on October 10th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Are you too hot (temperature-wise) when you get hard? Heat rash or something similar is all that's coming to mind.

Brinkman456

replied on October 10th, 2007

New User

I have been a few times but mostly it have been pretty much normal room temperature, but ill look into the heat rash, never though of that before. Any other ideas?

Georgia59

replied on October 11th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I am pretty pale, and when I orgasm my whole body gets all blotchy. I get flushed really easily. You pale?

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