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Q: Red Marks On Butt After Showering

asked by: jrsygirl910 on October 4th, 2005

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My boyfriend wants me to take a shower with him but i'm a little embarrassed. Everytime I get out of the shower, half my butt is red with little dots. After about 15 mins it goes away. I thought maybe the water was too hot so I would keep it warm and not keep my butt under the water so much but that didn't work either. I have no clue what to do. I'm hoping somebody can help me in this very embarrassing situation.

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marrypoppins

replied on October 4th, 2005

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I Have the Same Problem

I honestly didnt know what was causing it either but I think maybe you need to try to turn on a airfan thingy if you have one in the bathroom its seemed to help I think all the steam my cause some of the problem but I dont know for certain. I dont think your boy friend is going to care that much and if he does then is he really worth going out with.

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