Mine was itchy and moist, but I didn't think much of it for several weeks until I noticed there was a new stink around me that I couldn't pinpoint. After yet another couple weeks I finally got the bright idea to wipe there (instead of just washing in shower), and the yellow slime was the clue that hit me. Duh, infection! Not able to afford a doctor, I just took extra care of there (which I couldn't see, of course), and kept it coated with betadyne (iodine).

This required some new dexterity, several minutes of drying time after applcation, and sometimes I taped gauze over it. After a week I got good at washing in shower, sitting on some newspaper or rag, swabbing on the iodine, drying off. Just took an extra 10 minutes a day, and after a few weeks I was 'cured'. That was a couple years ago. I don't recommend that for everyone because I noticed a lot of hair coming out at first, so I had no idea if/how hair was interfering with healing.

Fungal Infection Butt Crack Candide Quiz Questions with Candida Overgrowth Intestines and Yeast Overgrowth Not Candida Candidatos Gobernador Buenos Aires Candida Rash. Sore crack (slit) in my buttcrack. This is absolutely a yeast infection. It's about an inch long and is on top of my butt crack.

For iodine I settled on using Aplicare 4' Swabsticks gotten from eBay, good for regular first aid, too. Now the oozing is back again, although it's white instead of yellow--at least today. (Does that mean my body's not fighting it yet?

Scary.) So here I go again. But at least now I know it's not uncommon, and there's even different names for different variations of this condition. Is this location about where our tails used to come out, or what? Google's great: 'butt crack infection'. Who woulda thunk? This discussion is related to.

Butt crack infection Mine was itchy and moist, but I didn't think much of it for several weeks until I noticed there was a new stink around me that I couldn't pinpoint. After yet another couple weeks I finally got the bright idea to wipe there (instead of just washing in shower), and the yellow slime was the clue that hit me. Duh, infection! Not able to afford a doctor, I just took extra care of there (which I couldn't see, of course), and kept it coated with betadyne (iodine).

This required some new dexterity, several minutes of drying time after applcation, and sometimes I taped gauze over it. After a week I got good at washing in shower, sitting on some newspaper or rag, swabbing on the iodine, drying off. Just took an extra 10 minutes a day, and after a few weeks I was 'cured'. That was a couple years ago. I don't recommend that for everyone because I noticed a lot of hair coming out at first, so I had no idea if/how hair was interfering with healing. For iodine I settled on using Aplicare 4' Swabsticks gotten from eBay, good for regular first aid, too. Now the oozing is back again, although it's white instead of yellow--at least today.

(Does that mean my body's not fighting it yet? Scary.) So here I go again. But at least now I know it's not uncommon, and there's even different names for different variations of this condition.

Is this location about where our tails used to come out, or what? Google's great: 'butt crack infection'. Who woulda thunk? This discussion is related to..show. The Content on this Site is presented in a summary fashion, and is intended to be used for educational and entertainment purposes only. Nitro.Pdf.6.X.7.X-Patch.Deepzero Free Download on this page.