It's Already 2AM: 30th Edition... Momma said if we keep doing this we'll go blind.

laxlife1234 wrote in post #14745174
An almost Congrats Omar! Just saw you are buying an engagement ring

too early for the celebration. Mayra hasn't said yes yet

if she wont, ill say it

jk Omar.

Nope, that's not scabies. Scabies would be more spread out, finer dots/strings of dots (from where the lice burrow under the skin). They are itchy and will look scabbed due to the itching. Also, a good thing to look for with scabies is between the fingers. The finger webs will be dry, red, scabbed, and itchy from the scabies.

The rash does appear to be allergy related. I would try switching detergents. It sounds like you are monitoring her food intake already. Hydrocortisone cream would be ok, but should only be applied twice daily. Benadry liquid (12.5mg/5ml) would be ok to help with the itching (as long as she is not having any respiratory issues like wheezing). Not sure how much she weighs but a 31-32 yr old would do ok with 1/4 tsp (1.25ml) every 6 hrs. Benadryl cream though would not be a good idea. It does help with the itch until it wears off and then there is sometimes a rebound effect and it itches worse.

Hope that helps! PM if you have any other questions.

DTBaan wrote in post #14745184
too early for the celebration. Mayra hasn't said yes yet

if she wont, ill say it

jk Omar.

I'm more than sure she will though, if not I'll say yes if baan says no...

Oh does anyone know a good cheap lightstand to get for the B800 + beauty dish

Chet wrote in post #14745186
Nope, that's not scabies. Scabies would be more spread out, finer dots/strings of dots (from where the lice burrow under the skin). They are itchy and will look scabbed due to the itching. Also, a good thing to look for with scabies is between the fingers. The finger webs will be dry, red, scabbed, and itchy from the scabies.

The rash does appear to be allergy related. I would try switching detergents. It sounds like you are monitoring her food intake already. Hydrocortisone cream would be ok, but should only be applied twice daily. Benadry liquid (12.5mg/5ml) would be ok to help with the itching (as long as she is not having any respiratory issues like wheezing). Not sure how much she weighs but a 31-32 yr old would do ok with 1/4 tsp (1.25ml) every 6 hrs. Benadryl cream though would not be a good idea. It does help with the itch until it wears off and then there is sometimes a rebound effect and it itches worse.

Hope that helps! PM if you have any other questions.

tl;dr

Google a syphilis sore to take a look and compare it to what you have. You will see that it is probably different.

Chet wrote in post #14745205
Google a syphilis sore to take a look and compare it to what you have. You will see that it is probably different.

tl;dht

The nickname of the clap refers to a treatment that used to clear the blockage in the urethra from gonorrhea pus, where the penis would be 'clapped' on both sides simultaneously. This gonorrhea treatment

laxlife1234 wrote in post #14745210
tl;dht

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Harm wrote in post #14745148
That is what happens when you don't wear them all the time. I think the last time we did was 1-2 years ago for a wedding.

dgrPhotos wrote in post #14745156
I rarely wear my band after losing he first one.

I almost never take mine off. Only times I do are either when styling my hair or at a club

MOkoFOko wrote in post #14745228
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As long as you're cheating on the wife without the band on you're in the green zone. With it on you might as well sign the divorce papers!

laxlife1234 wrote in post #14745241
As long as you're cheating on the wife without the band on you're in the green zone. With it on you might as well sign the divorce papers!

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themadman wrote in post #14745245
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themadman wrote in post #14745245
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