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Allergies and infections are 2 completely different things so quit self diagnosing and don’t take unnecessary antibiotics.
OP isn't self-diagnosing. The Urgent Care doctor already informed her that it's an allergic reaction, not a UTI as OP initially thought and thus an antibiotic (therefore presumably) **wasn't** prescribed. As for avoiding an allergic reaction in the future, OP will need to try out different brands of condoms (and lubes). Boy, that'll be "FUN" and not in a good way - until/ if ever she succeeds. Otherwise, there's the Pill, IUD, and b/c arm implant. Good luck, OP!
She can probably rub it on a small section of her arm. She should still have a reaction but then in a more reasonable place
Every time you pee? Clean out your hoo-hah so you won’t have nasty condom stank in you.
It’s funny that you think that the place urine comes out and the place a penis goes in are the same thing. Cleaning the ****** out will not change the way the urine smells. And don’t clean out your ******, it does that by itself.
^ This. But since the d goes in the v and not the u, I don’t understand why OP’s urine smells any different to usual, due to an allergy and not some sort of infection, in a different bodily location?
Let's just hope the weddings not anytime soon..
Ya it sucks being allergic to lubes,plain KY brand and Astro glide are very hypoallergenic OP so good luck
But oil degrades latex condoms.
@blondie45 - No, horrible idea.
so this was the first time you and your fiance had sex? or used a condom? it seems kinda late in the game to discover you're allergic.
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OP isn't self-diagnosing. The Urgent Care doctor already informed her that it's an allergic reaction, not a UTI as OP initially thought and thus an antibiotic (therefore presumably) **wasn't** prescribed. As for avoiding an allergic reaction in the future, OP will need to try out different brands of condoms (and lubes). Boy, that'll be "FUN" and not in a good way - until/ if ever she succeeds. Otherwise, there's the Pill, IUD, and b/c arm implant. Good luck, OP!
She can probably rub it on a small section of her arm. She should still have a reaction but then in a more reasonable place