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Suggest Treatment For Red Bumps Near Scrotum

Hi, I am 15 years old, I shave my Testicles, And I have Red bumps in one area on my scrotum, Just one area. They are not big, But can get itchy sometimes. I never had sex Before ever. Friends say its because i didnt shower in like 5 days because of plumbing?
Mon, 21 Mar 2016
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Welcome to health care magic. I appreciate your concern.

Looking at your description it seems that you might have injured your scrotum during shaving, if possible upload a photograph and write back to me

Meanwhile wah it with antiseptic soap or solution and apply antibacterial ointment to avoid infection.
if it doesn't subside in a day or two than you should see you family physician or GP for physical examination, you may require a course of antibiotics.
you can take acetaminophen or ibuprofen for pain relief.
Maintain good hygiene
Best wishes
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Suggest Treatment For Red Bumps Near Scrotum

Hello Welcome to health care magic. I appreciate your concern. Looking at your description it seems that you might have injured your scrotum during shaving, if possible upload a photograph and write back to me Meanwhile wah it with antiseptic soap or solution and apply antibacterial ointment to avoid infection. if it doesn t subside in a day or two than you should see you family physician or GP for physical examination, you may require a course of antibiotics. you can take acetaminophen or ibuprofen for pain relief. Maintain good hygiene Best wishes