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My testicles are annoyingly itchy, have you ever had poison ivy on a sensitive area?
June 21, 2007 at
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I've become terribly allergic to poison ivy to the point where when I get a touch of it (like this) I have to get medication to take care of it because my body won't fight it on its own. I'd say of the last 5 times I have been to the hospital for something non-routine, 3-4 times are attributed to poison ivy. I can just brush up against it and it'll soon spread ~48 hours later ... doesn't bode well for my mediocre golf game.
While landscaping around the yard this weekend, I must have gotten near a bunch of poison ivy and it started on my forehead (wiping my brow) and my eye (very annoying, puffy like a bad hangover), and has descended the to wonder nether region when I must have adjusted myself (sue me, I'm a guy).
Commence with the mockery, I'm providing you a golden chance to make "Rammy's balls are so itchy..." jokes until someone locks the thread. Begin.
While landscaping around the yard this weekend, I must have gotten near a bunch of poison ivy and it started on my forehead (wiping my brow) and my eye (very annoying, puffy like a bad hangover), and has descended the to wonder nether region when I must have adjusted myself (sue me, I'm a guy).
Commence with the mockery, I'm providing you a golden chance to make "Rammy's balls are so itchy..." jokes until someone locks the thread. Begin.
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btw ... that could be the best gift you have ever given him!
he still blushes when I tease him about it
Hey CM!!! How's my favorite stalkee doing today?
Instead of daily, I wonder if I could take it on days I plan on going golfing or working outdoors?
Hey CM!!! How's my favorite stalkee doing today?
Doin well hun, how bout you? No itchy boys I hope ?
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Since then, the only time I got poison anything was this past Memorial Day when I had a line of it down the side of my face. It went away in about 3 days and never really spread from there, but it did ooze the orange stuff, so it was a good excuse to work from home
Doin well hun, how bout you? No itchy boys I hope ?
Instead of daily, I wonder if I could take it on days I plan on going golfing or working outdoors?
I would do it daily. It takes about a week to build up your immune system so just doing it once in a while won't be quite as affective.
Instead of daily, I wonder if I could take it on days I plan on going golfing or working outdoors?
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Since then, the only time I got poison anything was this past Memorial Day when I had a line of it down the side of my face. It went away in about 3 days and never really spread from there, but it did ooze the orange stuff, so it was a good excuse to work from home
I almost didn't go last night, but had some time to kill and did it as a precautionary measure. The nurse just wanted to provide me some topical cream (would she apply it herself?) but the doctor (another woman) nixed it and put me on a cocktail of Prednisone, Fexofenadine, and Cimetidine. I know the Predinosone is a steroid that reduces swelling (no problem there btw, *ahem*) and great for bad cases of canker sores, and one of the other ones is similar to Allegra, not sure what the 3rd one was for.
I would do it daily. It takes about a week to build up your immune system so just doing it once in a while won't be quite as affective.
Perhaps I could just take it during the summer months then.