08-18-2012, 08:29 PM
Detergents are bad for the skin, and really bad for inner skin like the nasal passages, anus, urethra.
If you dare, just smear a bit of shampoo on your forearm and let it dry. The skin becomes severely flaky, even chemically burned. This is what most likely happened in the urethra, a bit of shampoo got up inside and remained there long enough to leave a chemical burn.
There is nothing you can really do to un burn the skin. The best you can do is drink plenty of clear liquids (to keep dilute urine flushing the system) and give it time.
Head and shoulders also has active ingredients to treat dandruff. Selenium sulfide. Sulfides are corrosive, acids. Acids burn chemically.
As Fenris said, if there is blood present, see a doctor.
One of the things you can try is soaking in an oatmeal bath. DO NOT attempt to force or squirt oatmeal water into the urethra and do not attempt masturbation.
If you do not have oatmeal bath, you can take regular oats and run them through a food processor or blender until they are chopped up to a fine dust. 1-2 cups of that oatmeal dust added to a filling tub of water is sufficient.
Soak for 20-30 minutes. Oatmeal is generally good for the skin, don't be surprised if your legs and other skin areas soften up.
After the soak use cool (not hot, not cold, cool) water from the shower to rinse. DO NOT use soap, you are only rinsing off the larger particles of oatmeal.
Do this three times a day. Sufficient oatmeal 'milk' should get up there to sooth the burn.
If you dare, just smear a bit of shampoo on your forearm and let it dry. The skin becomes severely flaky, even chemically burned. This is what most likely happened in the urethra, a bit of shampoo got up inside and remained there long enough to leave a chemical burn.
There is nothing you can really do to un burn the skin. The best you can do is drink plenty of clear liquids (to keep dilute urine flushing the system) and give it time.
Head and shoulders also has active ingredients to treat dandruff. Selenium sulfide. Sulfides are corrosive, acids. Acids burn chemically.
As Fenris said, if there is blood present, see a doctor.
One of the things you can try is soaking in an oatmeal bath. DO NOT attempt to force or squirt oatmeal water into the urethra and do not attempt masturbation.
If you do not have oatmeal bath, you can take regular oats and run them through a food processor or blender until they are chopped up to a fine dust. 1-2 cups of that oatmeal dust added to a filling tub of water is sufficient.
Soak for 20-30 minutes. Oatmeal is generally good for the skin, don't be surprised if your legs and other skin areas soften up.
After the soak use cool (not hot, not cold, cool) water from the shower to rinse. DO NOT use soap, you are only rinsing off the larger particles of oatmeal.
Do this three times a day. Sufficient oatmeal 'milk' should get up there to sooth the burn.
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