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What Causes Itching On Testicles?

Hi Dr,my partner n I hvnt had sex in a long time since the birth of our old month son,we recently had sex 3 days ago n he says his feeling some discomfort in his balls n its feels itchy as if he has sores,I too m feeling the same way in my genital area n itches a lot,what cud b the problem pls help
Sat, 12 Apr 2014
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HI. This is a common occurrence in cases where the sex has been taken place after a gap. The vaginal flora changes and the sex after a gap can cause such problems due to an infection.
The best way is to consult a Gynecologist and both of you should take a course of an antibiotic, anti-fungal, Metronidazole and whatever your Gynecologist suggests. Stop sex for a while. Condoms can be used as a good barrier. If this course helps both of you - complete it .
If your Partner is still bot getting a complete relief, ask him an examination by an Urologist and take a course for 3 weeks. Everything will be fine.
Have a great life then
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What Causes Itching On Testicles?

HI. This is a common occurrence in cases where the sex has been taken place after a gap. The vaginal flora changes and the sex after a gap can cause such problems due to an infection. The best way is to consult a Gynecologist and both of you should take a course of an antibiotic, anti-fungal, Metronidazole and whatever your Gynecologist suggests. Stop sex for a while. Condoms can be used as a good barrier. If this course helps both of you - complete it . If your Partner is still bot getting a complete relief, ask him an examination by an Urologist and take a course for 3 weeks. Everything will be fine. Have a great life then