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sexyjc_chick

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shaved pubic area Posted: 05-14-08 14:46pm


im pregnant and yesterday i shaved my pubic area next and after that it was slightly irritated but then later it started itching like crazy and of course like a crazy person i scratch. so finally i examine myself with a mirror and i was swollen and red and sore. the swelling eventually went down but its still sore and red and slightly swollen. what should i do and what happen?

Marianne0558

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Posted: 05-14-08 15:12pm


First of all, this shouldn't be in the Lung Cancer forum! Have you ever shaved your pubic area before? It just sounds like razor burn to me. They make this stuff called "coochey cream (i know it sounds hilarious) and it prevents razor burn. Sold at slumberparty.com or something like that.

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