Blisters on head are getting worse not better?

[icecreamgenius]

Hey guys, I am new here. But I’ve been lurking for a few weeks looking for answers. I am doing ok on size already and have been pumping here and there recreationally during my masturbation sessions. The last time I pumped was mid July( almost 2 months ago).
When I was done I was left with some blisters. I didn’t notice them at first and my girl has still not noticed but I feel like they are getting worse not better. I’ve been using bro spot in and covering it and just picked up some vitamin e to use. The ones around my head are making my skin almost feel tight after an extended masturbation session. I still haven’t pumped which is actually ok with me. But it’s been two months and after last time I masturbated I noticed it seems as tho they r not getting better and seemed more inflamed. Is there anything I can do to know this will go away for certain.

 

[oldandlively]

Blisters typically go away in a few weeks, especially the ones that small. There weeks at max, and 4 weeks are pushing it. I can't see and feel up close. I can only ask:

• Are they feeling itchy?
• Do they feel hard?
• Do they change color when you press around the skin areas near the bumps?
• Is there a scent coming from the skin?

Just want to cover the bases.

 

[icecreamgenius]

No to all of the above

 

[oldandlively]

Since there hasn't been any aggressive pumping and PE routines, but you indicated there are inflammation, sounds like something else is occuring. It could be bacteria, it could be viral. My suggestion is to use 1% hydrocortisone for the next 6 days. Application is 2 to 3 times a day. Monitor it. No masturbation for those days. Sexual activities are fine.

But, I have a suspicion lingering at the back of my head. Let's do the hydrocortisone without any more PE or masturbation for now and see the improvement.

 

[DLD]

I don't see any blisters?¿?

 

[oldandlively]

I don't see any blisters?¿?

There are a few small eczema like bumps.

 

[DLD]

There are a few small eczema like bumps.

Ok. Great advice!