 [ Symptoms ] does a person get a high from capsule medical marijuana does it dull pain or just make the pain tolerable  could this help a 95 year old who is in severe pain from spinal stenosis and arthritis does it really have any long term effects on memory [ Disease ] this is a very common problem in men usually along the lower part of the beard area and the neck there are two issues that could be going on one is that you are using the wrong products in the wrong way and two is that there may be an underlying medical condition so let is start with the straightforward simple to treat part it is important to treat when your skin is the most hydrated that is when there is most water in the skin which would be towards the end of the shower or after showering and that is when your skin has the most water in it and it is softest it is also important to use a shaving cream or gel that will add some hydration to the skins that will go along with the razor very nicely it is also critical to use a razor that is very sharp if there is one dull point on a razor that one dull point will eventually hit every part of the skin and will create irritation so use a razor that is new and sharp and if you keep getting the bumps try changing to a different type of razor that might help as well after you shave you should use an aftershave and try to look for one that has some emollients in it like glycerin something that is alcohol free a lot of aftershaves can be up to 85 alcohol which can be very irritating to the skin if that persists if you still have the bumps after that in men who have very curly hair such as men with skin of color or some very redheads can have very curly hair as well what happens is that when you get a very close shave as the hair grows back in the hair curls and the tip of the hair sticks back into the skin and that is called pseudofolliculitis barbae so a folliculitis would be an inflammation of the follicle a pseudofolliculitis is because that hair is sticking back into the skin and creating something like an inflammation of the follicle but it is really a skin irritation and barbae means beard area so for this what we do is either try not to get as close a shave if that is okay or you can use some prescription medications that will help soothe and soften the area to try to prevent that if worst comes to worst you can try laser hair removal for the area and that is typically fine to do in the neck area where it will not really show but most men do not want their beard hair completely removed but those are some tools that can help you