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I have two ingrown, infected hairs on my fanjo (tmi)

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DaleyBump · 14/11/2013 01:11

and since I'm 38 weeks pregnant, I can't see to get to them. DH noticed one about a month ago and I thought that if I left it alone it would go away, but today I went to the toilet and my pants were pretty soaking with blood (definitely from the hairs). I got DH to have another look and he says they're massive, raised, full of pus and black. Shock

I was just wondering, do I need to see a doctor? I would love nothing more than to attack the fuckers with tweezers but since I can't see that's a bit difficult.

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Bearandcub · 14/11/2013 01:17

Sound the Klaxon! I'm sure you'll have a ton of volunteers to get them.

If the idea of a total stranger with a pair of tweezers plucking at your lady garden is a bit scary, give them a name badge and agree an appointment. That way they're almost professional. Of course you could get the GP to have a look but what's the difference really?

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Ohwhatfuckeryisthis · 14/11/2013 06:35

The doctor won't drool and take pictures. Wink Seriously it might be a job for the practice nurse. (sadly)

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DaleyBump · 14/11/2013 16:52

That's one way to do it bear Grin what would the practice nurse do? It's like the Amazon down there, dreading the thought of anyone prodding about before I've had a chance to tidy up a little Grin

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Madamecastafiore · 14/11/2013 16:55

Can DH not do it?

Sterilise a pin, cover with hot flannel, prod with pin and then tweezer hair out and squeeze pus out. Finish of with another wipe with hot flannel and cover with germaline.

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DaleyBump · 14/11/2013 16:58

He is absolutely useless at this kind of thing. He just faffs about for a while then says "nope, can't get it". Useless.

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sunbathe · 14/11/2013 17:05

What about a small mirror on a stand, positioned so you can see them?

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DaleyBump · 14/11/2013 17:10

I've tried, my huge belly overshadows everything so I just can't see. I don't even know how bad they are really but they're incredibly painful.

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hermioneweasley · 14/11/2013 17:11

Well I'd you can't see there and your DH is useless, it's going to have to be a third party. There are many sporner MNetters who. 1). Won't care about your minge upkeep. 2) won't be remotely phased by seeing your fanjo.

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JoinTheDots · 14/11/2013 17:12

lay on your back and get DH to hold the mirror? He can position an angle poise lamp for you too, and then you get all the fun!

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Ohwhatfuckeryisthis · 14/11/2013 17:24

[excited] oooo he could use mobile phones in some way to film it so you can see, like on casualty. What about our old friend mag sulph to draw it out first? come on fellow sporners this woman needs our help dammit.

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HollaAtMeBaby · 14/11/2013 17:40

Go to your practice nurse - or if you're feeling , go and get waxed; the hot wax might draw out the yuckiness.

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HollaAtMeBaby · 14/11/2013 17:40

Feeling brave I mean!

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MrsSpencerReid · 14/11/2013 17:42

I would squeeze in the area, you'll prob be able to feel the 'head' and keep going!! Personally I would tweeze the hair out once it's released, surely dh/dp can do that?! Do you have a beautician? I think mine would be top of my list to assist should I be in this position and at 28w preg it's possible Grin good luck

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Ohwhatfuckeryisthis · 14/11/2013 18:04

waxing-seriously? Is that so when she gives birth she can say "well that wasn't so bad"Wink I doubt a waxer would do it though.
beautician or nurse if you won't consider a total stranger in the undergrowth.

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IckyYuckyGross · 14/11/2013 18:09

Show us, show us, show us, show us!!

And it sounds like you need a nurse or able assistant btw.

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mineofuselessinformation · 14/11/2013 18:31

Go and see a nurse at the gp surgery! If they're really that sore, get them sorted. Believe me, they've seen it all before and will probably be very sympathetic.

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WhoNickedMyName · 14/11/2013 18:36

If they're at the point where they're leaking/bleeding then a warm flannel (as hot as you can stand it) held over the area, or a warm bath should draw them out.

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MissBeehiving · 14/11/2013 18:49

First rule of Sporn Club - photos Grin

In a nice warm bath then a squeeze.

You're not in East Anglian are you? probably a bit too keen

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Flossiechops · 14/11/2013 18:59

I'm a nurse, i am excellent at squeezing and picking! You do need to go and see your GP as you may well need a course of antibiotics. Some of these get so bad they need surgically excising and draining Shock

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DaleyBump · 14/11/2013 21:11

I would show you all but I'd rather not have my fanjo plastered all over MN Grin just got DH to have a look and apparently they're not as bad as last night so I think I'll just leave them be for now. Unfortunately, I now have a bloody cyst on the other side

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Ohwhatfuckeryisthis · 14/11/2013 21:30

the gift that keeps on giving. As someone said recently on another sporn thread. Smile

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LydiaLunches · 14/11/2013 21:34

I would definitely go and get some antibiotics, not going to be great fun in labour and after if they flare up again?!

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SecretWitch · 14/11/2013 21:42

GAH! Could your husband not hold your belly up a bit so you could get a look at your Fanjo? Or maybe lie on your back holding a mirror above you, whilst clutching a torch for better viewing?

Or perhaps you better see your GP..

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MissBeehiving · 14/11/2013 21:43

Envy Flossie

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SecretWitch · 14/11/2013 21:43

Honey, see your GP...

You do not want to be in labour with a flaming fanjo

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