Vinegar for a beautiful, soft scrotum

I have permanent brown spots on my dick, on the shaft, that look like freckles or sun spots, some the size of a pinhead, some bigger, about 9 or 10. I hate the look of it and am embarrassed to have them seen. I went through a period when I was pumping to hard and didn’t know about the warm up etc. I think I my have done some damage. I searched extensively on the forum and everyone Else’s spots went away with time. I have had mine for well over a year. Anyone have a similar experience with this, or can shed some light? Any ideas as far as curing this?

Thanks

Not everyones spots. Search for Hobby’s thread “Shedding the snake”.

How about Aloe Vera, that would probably be good for those of you with bad skin or something down there?

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Too true!

It gave me an idea, though.

Sometimes rough, itchy reddened skin is the sign of eczema or sometimes psoriasis, neither of which is uncommon on the penis. I had this on Mr. Happy for a while, and hydro cortisone eventually helped clear it.

I still have it on other parts of my body, but…vinegar might well be a good idea. It’s very good for a number of skin ailments (including sun burn - counter intuitive perhaps, but effective nonetheless).

I will be in the laboratory investigating.

I would suggest using neem tree oil or cream. The freshest you can find. My girlfriend got some from a naturopath and it got rid of some rosacea in 2 days that three doctors, including a dermotologist couldn’t get rid of with hydrocortisone and steroidal creams. The stuff stinks though, and wouldn’t you know it, but the rosacea was around my nose…

The dermo told me that it would probably be permanent! I went back to him after it went away and told him about my “miracle” cure. He said that it probably would have gone away by itself…

You should definitely try it Hap. I have recently had a couple of rashes (suspect Exzema) on my penis (No where else, just the most inconvenient place possible! Very frustrating!)

Anyway, I found vinegar to help. I did vinegar and hydrocortizone together for a while too.

Thankfully in my case, it cleared from Mr. Happy a couple of years ago, but I do have a patch on my hand that even perscription strength cortisone does little for.

This morning I put some vinegar on my hand and then covered it up with my extra strength cortisone. It does look a bit better.

Tough to say if it’ll work at this point, but it’s worth a shot.

I learn the neatest things in this place - I told my girlfriend about this advice (she laughed her head off at the title). This lead to a discussion about itching dry spots on my elbows and calves - which I thought were eczema and had accepted as a part of life. Now I’ve been using some fungicide cortisone on those spots, and they’ve nearly cleared up!

Imagine, they’ve flared up and itched like f*cking hell every winter for years and years - and now it seems they were fungus? Jeez.

Skin problems are annoying because symptoms for several different conditions are similar. Eczema and Psoriasis can look similar and both can be similar to fungal afflictions.

Dermatologists are supposed to know the difference, but in my experience even they can be fooled.

Glad you elbows are better, though. :leftie:

Don’t know if this has been mentioned but a friend suffered for years from chronic athlete’s foot. Creams worked for a while and then it would be back. I suggested he spray his tub, shower floor with white vinegar. He hasn’t had a case of the creepies since. I use it instead of bleach and other chemical cleaners in the kitchen and bathroom.