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PostPosted: 12/31/06 - 20:54    Post subject: red splitting skin maybe yeast infection Vote now! Reply with quote
ive had a split skin for ages i thought it might just go away but it hasent and im know developing spots not ony on my outer skin but ive had 1 that has gone away on my bell end help
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