Anyone have any issues with vellus hair cysts after castration?
I have a derm appt coming up, I suspect the hospital gave me folliculitis, which was fungal or yeast.
I cured it after 3 doctors failed trying. (acne meds and good diet and apple cider vinegar topical).
I will see what the dermatologist says but curious if this is unusual or normal.
Vellus hair post-castration
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Re: Vellus hair post-castration
I got that once after some wild group sex as a fully intact but very hairy man. The dr who cured it said its pretty common and usually easy to cure completely. Maybe yours was a MERSA variety that was harder to kill ? .
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Re: Vellus hair post-castration
cutnbulls2ox (imported) wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 5:48 pm I got that once after some wild group sex as a fully intact but very hairy man. The dr who cured it said its pretty common and usually easy to cure completely. Maybe yours was a MERSA variety that was harder to kill ? .
Think fungal or yeast, ran a lab work on it and no growth, read that it is usually hormonal related but after I killed the infection the erupting cysts came out, and now it's settled down waiting for outpatient surgery to have a few removed.
Probably yeast, diet and apple cider vinegar did the trick. What is nice, is that the hair on my legs is like baby hair so I only have to shave them every month or so..