This Sydney humidity and lycra pants just don't mix!
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Jock Itch :-)
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This Sydney humidity and lycra pants just don't mix!
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Bob Incognito said:
This Sydney humidity and lycra pants just don't mix!
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"Arpit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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haha! :-)
I think Canestan(sp?) is what you need for jock itch..
hippy a public service message from your local chemist...
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haha! :-)
I think Canestan(sp?) is what you need for jock itch..
hippy a public service message from your local chemist...
"Am-O-Lin" cream, in the Baby Stuff aisle of Your Local Supermarket is very fine for soothing and
fixing just normal chamois-regional ouchiness, but if you are getting a bow-legged walk...First hit from
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"Canesten "The Canesten brand from Bayer AG offers effective topical treatment of "fungal
infections. ... Today, Canesten® is available in many countries. ... "www.canesten.com/ - 21k -
Cached - Similar pages "Yep, go the Canesten (your g/f may have some kicking about in the medicine cabinet... :-P ).
Make sure u keep applying it well after the, umm, Unpleasantness has gone away, or it might
flare up again.Umm... OR SO, AHEM, A FRIEND WHO HAD THIS KIND OF PROBLEM TOLD ME.
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Originally posted by Fred Nieman
Umm... OR SO, AHEM, A FRIEND WHO HAD THIS KIND OF PROBLEM TOLD ME.or go old skool and put a old banana down the back of yr knick(ers)
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Isn't Canestan for tinea?
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haha! :-)
I think Canestan(sp?) is what you need for jock itch..
hippy a public service message from your local chemist...
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I thought old school was to urinate in your boots? "cfsmtb" <spam@spameggs&spam.com.vic> wrote
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Fred Nieman said:
Umm... OR SO, AHEM, A FRIEND WHO HAD THIS KIND OF PROBLEM TOLD ME.
or go old skool and put a old banana down the back of yr knick(ers)
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yep, but also for heat rash, which is essentially what jock itch is...
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Isn't Canestan for tinea?
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haha! :-)
I think Canestan(sp?) is what you need for jock itch..
hippy a public service message from your local chemist...
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"Jake" <j@com> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Isn't Canestan for tinea?
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yep, but also for heat rash, which is essentially what jock itch is...
I think Canestan is a fungicide. It kills the bacteria that causes the itchiness. It can be used
anywhere on the body afaik. Also, isn't heat rash just a prickly, red-skin feeling you get
during/after exercise for some reason? Not a rash as such, just your skin getting too hot or venting
excess heat? Try googling for it...hippy
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hippy said:
I think Canestan is a fungicide. It kills the
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bacteria that causes the itchiness.
Incorrect. Being a fungicide, it kills fungal organisms
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It can be used anywhere on the body afaik. Also, isn't heat rash just a prickly, red-skin feeling
you get during/after exercise forCorrect again. Heat rash is not the same as tinea or jock-itch or thrush.
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"Peter Cremasco" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I think Canestan is a fungicide. It kills the
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Yay! What do I win?
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bacteria that causes the itchiness.
Incorrect. Being a fungicide, it kills fungal organisms
Oh, my bad.. I just thought they were the same thing.. knew I shoulda paid more attention in
chemistry classes...Fungus: A microorganism that lacks chlorophyll.
Bacteria: A large group of single-cell microorganisms. Some cause infections and disease in animals
and humans. The singular of bacteria is bacterium.hippy
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