BooBooBoo
12-03-2002, 03:31 AM
I'm a hypochondriac and am at a stage where I am very afraid of blood diseases. I've been sexually active a lot recently, and while I can't positively identify a bruise, the skin on my penis seems considerably darker than the rest, no matter how much I wash. Plus my armpits are itching like crazy; I don't know if this means lymph gland swelling or what? This is freaking me out.
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Jay Tor
12-14-2002, 02:44 AM
Some skin discoloration can occur with overuse of steroids, exposure to the elements/sun, thickening of skin, and aging.
Then of course there are some medical conditions that can cause skin discoloration such as thyroid dysfunction.
Here's a link to MedLinePlus, which is part of the NIH:
http://search.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/query?DISAMBIGUATION=true&FUNCTION=search&PARAMETER=skin+discoloration&SHOWTOPICS=0&x=25&y=10
Then of course there are some medical conditions that can cause skin discoloration such as thyroid dysfunction.
Here's a link to MedLinePlus, which is part of the NIH:
http://search.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/query?DISAMBIGUATION=true&FUNCTION=search&PARAMETER=skin+discoloration&SHOWTOPICS=0&x=25&y=10
THANSEN
02-25-2003, 09:49 AM
but you are not "hypochondriac" enough to control your penis.
you are describing a sexually transmitted disease usually among promiscuous.
you must go to the specialist immediately.
you also do not know the difference between anxiety and hypochondria.
"ANXIETY" refers to a condition you already have.
"Hypochondria" refers to conditions you are afraid to have in future.
you are describing a sexually transmitted disease usually among promiscuous.
you must go to the specialist immediately.
you also do not know the difference between anxiety and hypochondria.
"ANXIETY" refers to a condition you already have.
"Hypochondria" refers to conditions you are afraid to have in future.