Massage mayhem

[colinco1]

Ok its not THAT bad...

A month ago I visited one of the 'top notch' well reviewed establishments in the SE. All went well and there was a happy ending as usual. However from a few hours after the trip I found myself to be quite itchy in and around the crown jewels. When I think back to the moment she applied the baby oil on the tamed anaconda, it did feel quite warm - much like the warming lube that you can get. It was poured from a johnsons baby oil bottle. Fast forward a month and i'm still itching with dry skin having put plenty of moisturiser and cream on but it continues.

Would a parlor even doctor an oil with a skin irritant!? I'm never allergic to anything which makes me think it could be something tactical and foul play at hand. Have any others experienced something similar from a parlor before? Id rather avoid a trip to my local GUM but it's looking inevitable. The problem is i'm not that sexually active and this is the only attention i've seen this year! #poorpunt

Appreciate your feedback, knowledge and experience.

[Derrick101]

Probably an allergic reaction to whatever oil they used.

Any other activity apart from the HE ?

And a review, or naming wouldn't be out of place so that others can be aware. 

[colinco1]

Hi Derrick, It was the well known Oriental Massage Camberley branch.

It was nothing to write home about until now and looking back. I'm convinced it was the oil but have had the baby oil plenty of times in the past in other places of course that has never had warming effects.

Wondering if any other punters have experienced something similar?

Thinking back now she was trying sell B2B for £60 and I only had £40 left and was only interested in HE. I wasn't interested in B2B but a few minutes later she interrupted the massage abruptly to tell me that she is agreeing to b2b at £40, which in itself was kind of off putting showing that all she was thinking about was the money but a deal all the same  . I didn't get the best vibe from her from then on but she was fit. It was very much through the motions and I was on the conveyor from that point onwards.

[Hantsman2]

It could be something coincidental
For example an irritation caused by laundry liquid residue in pants or a mild fungal infection

See your GP and don’t mention the oil. Let him treat whatever the origin

[Waterhouse]

Sounds like it could be fungal to me on the basis of what you’ve said.  Try Daktarin cream (Miconazole nitrate) and see if that helps, or something with tolnaftate - cream or spray.  I think Daktarin cream or powder spray is better though.

If no improvement in a week, then see your GP.

Edit:  Did you shave your nutz before the visit?  Maybe that could’ve caused irritation? Doesn’t usually cause dry skin though as far as I know.