No Cycling

[markharry66]

Went to the doctor today have a large cist or lump come up in the never regions.
The doctor has told me to give up cycling for a week and rest it.
I asked her about creams that I could apply to it. She informed me there are no only to bath in salt is this the best approach

 

[steve52]

id say man up and? but i may be sued so dont do what i did,which was get a corn knif blade prop up the mirror get into an unatural position and cut the buggers then clean with lashings of surjical spirit, worked a treat but i was sure mine were caused by ingrowing hairs, had 3 of em

 

[Lanzecki]

This is one of those occasions where it is pretty much impossible to say without photos, so you're on your own there.

Mark, That's not an invitation to post pictures. Please don't

 

[vickster]

I would take the doctor's advice, you don't want an infection, followed by amputation

 

[markharry66]

its okay I wont be posting photos. You get the general idea though. Was only wondering if there was any type of cream that might help. Guess its two weeks off the bike

 

[Boris Bajic]

I walked from Vauxhall to Soho for a Chinese while on business 24 hours after a vasectomy. I was hungry and it was a nice evening.

I returned to my hotel in a taxi and in pain.

The doctor had said don't work for a day and don't walk far for five days. I thought it can't hurt to have a brisk stroll.

Listen to your doctor.

And heal quickly and all the best.

 

[vickster]

its okay I wont be posting photos. You get the general idea though. Was only wondering if there was any type of cream that might help. Guess its two weeks off the bike

You could try some sudocreme Or bepanthen which are designed for nappy rash

Take a look at your padded shorts and saddle to stop a reoccurrence

 

[fossyant]

Keep an eye on it. I assume its like a boil under the skin. Painful ?

 

[Tanis8472]

You could try some sudocreme Or bepanthen which are designed for nappy rash

Take a look at your padded shorts and saddle to stop a reoccurrence

and not to be used on "open" wounds