the gooch the fleshy fun bridge the taint grundle

#The gooch the fleshy fun bridge the taint grundle skin

Side note: I personally will never understand why anyone would choose to have their name associated with rotting dicks, but I’m no MD. This condition was officially named in 1883 by French dermatologist (and mustachioed STD aficionado) Jean Alfred Fournier, after his presentation of several cases that same year. Probably due to the affected cleansing their genitals with sweet, sweet fire. The physician Baurienne was the first to note this condition in 1764 – though it certainly existed prior, and I am unsure how it wasn’t remarked upon.

#The gooch the fleshy fun bridge the taint grundle skin

Happy places now enveloped by gangrenous decay requiring emergency skin debridement (surgical removal) of the infected areas. This would be the perianal (b-hole), genitals( 😉 ), and/or perineal regions (gooch, grundle, taint, banus, the jesus bridge, etc). Now let’s move on to the fun one! Fournier’s Gangrene! This is a particularly nasty flavor of necrotizing fasciitis, not simply for the swiftness the infection takes hold, but for the region it consumes. The reason behind such a seemingly innocuous wound becoming infected was due to his weakened immune system brought upon by liver failure, which ultimately brought about his downfall. This was quickly treated before any long-term damage could take place with a hardy dose of intravenous antibiotics. Hanneman’s flesh-eating bacteria, as the story goes, brought on by the classic ‘spiderbite in a hot tub’ scenario. The one with the Nazi obsession and beautiful blonde mane. One case of NF you probably heard of was that of ex- Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman. As the tissue was eaten away, the bacteria entered her bloodstream which sadly led to an emergency amputation of all four limbs. You may recall a blip in the news a few years back regarding the young woman who suffered the zip-lining accident, where one infected wound welcomed a swarm of flesh-eating bacteria. NF can cause tissue death (necrosis) in as swiftly as 1 CM per hour. Necrotizing fasciitis is an umbrella-term for sudden and severe flesh-eating bacterial disease. Today’s lovely peek into the world of pathology involves a particular nasty type of necrotizing fasciitis (fa-she-i-tis, proper pronunciation of medical terms is key to spice up your dinner party) called Fournier’s Gangrene. That's the most annoying of the new vagina.This article will undoubtedly be a rough ride, dependent upon your opinion of gangrenous genitals. I'm hoping over time with the suppression therapy my skin will restrengthen. I just find it interesting how things change when a virus or unknown bacteria invades. Now if it happens if hurts like crazy and often gives me nearly unbearable cramps after. If a penis had poked in before it would be meh. I also notived that my cervix is much more sensitive. Now when I try to use it, it just fits, if that. I also used the diva cup before herpes and stopped for a long time due to sensitivity and having lots of outbreaks. I used to use a lot of different sex toys and now even the 'normal' sized ones feel too big. Not drastically but enough for me to notice. Ive also noticed that during the time I spent away from sex my vagina shrunk. That one I don't have a reason for as none of my outbreaks have gone that far up. Just scratching it too roughly tears a bit of skin and it hurts so bad. The other spot is up at the very top where my two outer labias connect. I theorize that its because that was the very first spot my first outbreak started. That skin is just so unbelievably sensitive now. The slightest amount of friction can tear my grundle (gooch, fleshy fun bridge, taint, between the vaginal opening and anus. In this whole experience so far Ive notice that the skin around my vagina is way more sensitive. Tried coming off suppression therapy, didnt work and now continue to take my drugs everyday. I had a lot of outbreaks and then went on suppression therapy. In that time I went from having a lot of bdsm sex to nothing at all and then back into it. Although Im totally down to hear what r/herpes has to say. This isnt really a question post, more of an observation Ive noticed.