Understanding Penile Issues: Short Frenulum, Steroid Treatment, and Growth
Penile综合症问题 1. Previously, I received treatment with a steroid ointment for phimosis, which successfully retracted the foreskin to the coronal sulcus. However, my current issue is that the frenulum is caught at the coronal sulcus, and while there is no discomfort, the frenulum&#x...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Steroid therapy is likely ineffective or has minimal effect; by the age of 17, there is little chance for further development. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Penile Issues: Short Frenulum, Steroid Treatment, and Growth
Understanding Mild Penile Pain: Causes and Solutions
Penile pain Occasionally, I experience a mild pain in the glans or the coronal sulcus, but it's not very severe—just a slight discomfort. Sometimes, the tip of the foreskin also feels itchy. Could you please advise what the issue might be? Thank you.
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there is a wound or redness, seek medical attention immediately. If the skin is completely normal, it is essential to keep it dry and clean. Avoid tight-fitting pants and underwear. Give it a try, and wish you good health.[Read More] Understanding Mild Penile Pain: Causes and Solutions
Can You Still Get Balanitis After Circumcision? Understanding Post-Op Care
Can one still develop balanitis after circumcision? Due to recurrent inflammation from phimosis, I followed my doctor's advice to undergo a circumcision. The surgeon preserved a small amount of skin on the left side to prevent tightness during erections. However, this extra ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is mostly temporary, and no further surgery is needed. However, if it occurs frequently, it is advisable to check fasting blood sugar levels, as individuals with high blood sugar are more prone to balanitis. Additionally, if the foreskin is damp after urination, it is r...[Read More] Can You Still Get Balanitis After Circumcision? Understanding Post-Op Care
Understanding Foreskin Issues: When to Seek Medical Help
Foreskin issues Hello, doctor. Recently, while masturbating, I accidentally applied too much force, causing my foreskin to retract to the coronal sulcus. After the erection subsided, the foreskin did not return to its previous position. When fully erect, I feel pulling and pain f...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello; please do not delay in visiting the urology department at the hospital. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Foreskin Issues: When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Adhesion Issues in Urology: Is Partial Adhesion Normal?
Adhesion issues The foreskin cannot retract to the coronal sulcus, and when retracted halfway, there is a small area that remains adhered. Is it normal to have only one or two small areas of adhesion rather than a complete ring? Additionally, there is a small scar at the junction...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: There is adhesion, and the doctor still recommends separation. You can consult a urologist at the hospital. If there are wounds, they need to be kept clean and dry to prevent infection. Be cautious; it is best to seek medical attention together and explain the issue to the...[Read More] Understanding Adhesion Issues in Urology: Is Partial Adhesion Normal?
Understanding Foreskin Issues: Normal Concerns and Care Tips
Prepuce issues I would like to ask the doctor, is it normal for the foreskin not to automatically retract behind the coronal sulcus after an erection, but it can be retracted manually? Also, I have seen online that it is correct to pull the foreskin down during showering, using t...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) Normal 2) Is it correct to pull back the foreskin while bathing, using the restroom, sleeping, or during an erection? --> There is no strict requirement to do so. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Foreskin Issues: Normal Concerns and Care Tips
Understanding the Normalcy of a Purple Appearance in the Coronal Sulcus
Issues related to the coronal sulcus? Hello, doctor. Recently, I noticed that the coronal sulcus appears slightly purplish while showering, but it is not painful or itchy. Is this phenomenon normal?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The coronary sulcus appears slightly purplish, which may be related to cold weather and blood circulation. This is not very uncommon, but if there is redness, skin breakdown, or abnormal protrusions, it should be evaluated. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding the Normalcy of a Purple Appearance in the Coronal Sulcus
White Spot on Frenulum: Concerns About Urological Health
There are white spots on the frenulum? Hello doctor, I recently noticed a small white spot on my frenulum, located on one side. It is not visible unless I pull back the coronal sulcus of the glans. It seems to have been there for a little while. Previously, I had two small warts ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Due to your history of genital warts, it is recommended that you seek medical attention, as there is a possibility of having them again. If there has been any contact, there is a chance that they could develop around the anal area. Wishing you good health.[Read More] White Spot on Frenulum: Concerns About Urological Health
Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision for Relief
Phimosis I would like to ask the doctor about my condition of phimosis. When I am not erect, my foreskin covers the glans, but I can manually retract it. However, the skin is quite long and needs to be folded back about 3-4 times behind the glans. As shown in the images online, t...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If your condition can remain non-inflammatory, surgery may not be necessary. However, if you experience inflammation 2-3 times a year, surgery might need to be considered, as frequent inflammation can lead to scarring and skin hardening. When discussing circumcision with y...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision for Relief
Understanding Hidden Penis: Surgery, Circumcision, and Treatment Options
Hidden penis There is a lot of information online about hidden penis syndrome, suggesting that surgery is necessary to pull the penis out. However, I usually have it exposed, and it only retracts significantly in cold weather, making only the glans visible. The doctor mentioned t...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If the penis is usually exposed, it is not considered a hidden penis. You should follow the advice of the hospital physician, as information found online may not always be accurate. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Hidden Penis: Surgery, Circumcision, and Treatment Options
Understanding Red Spots and Itching During Foreskin Recovery
Glans and foreskin I recently had balanitis, and the wound is almost healed; the pus has changed from yellow to clear. However, I noticed some red spots on the glans and the coronal sulcus. Could this be due to the impact of the foreskin covering the glans during the healing proc...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The red spots are areas that have not yet healed, so please continue to monitor them. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Red Spots and Itching During Foreskin Recovery
Effective Care Strategies for Post-Intimate Skin Irritation and Inflammation
Balanitis and Phimosis After several intense sexual encounters with my girlfriend, I noticed white discharge the next day. I used iodine solution, which helped, but I found some cracks on the frenulum and foreskin. I went to see a dermatologist, who prescribed a transparent ointm...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: For wounds, there are no other methods besides keeping the area clean and dry. Since there is a possibility of moisture after urination, it is important to dry or absorb the area. Moist wounds are less likely to heal, and any pus must be removed. Additionally, maintain a n...[Read More] Effective Care Strategies for Post-Intimate Skin Irritation and Inflammation
Understanding PPP: Distinguishing Pearly Penile Papules from Warts
Could you please clarify what you are referring to? Hello Doctor, I recently noticed many small white spots appearing under the glans (in the coronal sulcus) of my penis. I have seen a doctor who said these are Pearly Penile Papules (PPP) and do not require treatment. However, I ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It appears to be a papule. If any of them increase in size, you should seek medical attention, as it could potentially be genital warts. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding PPP: Distinguishing Pearly Penile Papules from Warts
Pearl Bumps vs. Warts: Understanding Urological Skin Concerns
Pearl-like papules? Cauliflower-like lesions? Hello, the doctor found that there are bumps on both sides of the frenulum, but they have been present for almost six months. They are not painful or itchy. After researching online, it seems that pearly penile papules mostly appear i...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there has been unsafe sexual behavior, it is advisable to consult a urologist at a hospital. Not all warts grow quickly, and warts and papules can appear in similar locations. If there has been no unsafe sexual behavior, the likelihood of developing warts is very low.[Read More] Pearl Bumps vs. Warts: Understanding Urological Skin Concerns
Understanding Color Changes Around the Glans: Causes and Concerns
Regarding the coloration near the glans? Hello Doctor, I have a problem with phimosis (but I can manually retract it to the coronal sulcus). I wash the area thoroughly during showers, but recently I've noticed that the color around my glans is unusual. Besides the urethral o...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
It is possible that what you mentioned can occur, and there may also be temporary color changes at times. I recommend keeping the area clean and dry, but avoid excessive cleaning. If possible, consult a urologist at a hospital for an examination (diagnosis cannot be made without ...[Read More] Understanding Color Changes Around the Glans: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Glans Sensitivity and Premature Ejaculation Solutions
Regarding the glans penis? Hello doctor, about two years ago I had my first experience. At that time, I had phimosis, and even when erect, I could only see a little bit of the glans. Later, I went to see a doctor, and retracting the foreskin behind the glans was very painful. I r...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The foreskin may cause sensitivity of the glans when stimulated, but this is not always the case. Some say that circumcision can be more comfortable, but it may also lead to earlier ejaculation. There are many reasons for this. It is still recommended that you visit a urol...[Read More] Understanding Glans Sensitivity and Premature Ejaculation Solutions
Is My Condition Phimosis? Understanding Long Foreskin and Treatment Options
Is this considered phimosis or excessive foreskin? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask about the following: 1. When I am not erect, my foreskin completely covers the glans, and I can easily retract it behind the coronal sulcus. 2. When erect, the shaft of my penis is larger than th...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: In this situation, during sexual intercourse, the foreskin may slide back and forth. The foreskin may not be excessively long, but there is a section that is narrower. You can try using a topical ointment without undergoing circumcision (but it is important to have a physi...[Read More] Is My Condition Phimosis? Understanding Long Foreskin and Treatment Options
Persistent Glans and Foreskin Inflammation: When to Seek Further Treatment?
Glans and foreskin inflammation has not improved after one month of treatment? Hello doctor, around early November, I experienced redness, swelling, and itching of the foreskin, with some white discharge in the coronal sulcus. After visiting the urology department, I was diagnose...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there are no abrasions or white spots, keep the area clean and dry. Avoid using body wash or soap; just rinse with clean water and pat dry. Practice safe sex. If you engage in unprotected sex, please return for a follow-up appointment and ask the doctor for a blood test...[Read More] Persistent Glans and Foreskin Inflammation: When to Seek Further Treatment?
Is It Herpes? Understanding Symptoms and Diagnosis in Urology
Is this herpes? Hello doctor, on Saturday night I noticed that the coronal sulcus was red and felt like there were small bumps. I’m not sure if it’s because I’ve been paying too much attention to it. It feels a bit burning and sensitive but doesn’t itch. For the past two days, I’...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Infection, but it is uncertain which bacteria. 2. Testing may not necessarily yield results after 8 days. 3. If herpes blisters are present, can they appear in multiple areas? Why are there rashes and blisters (less common) on the feet, thighs, and genital area? A hospi...[Read More] Is It Herpes? Understanding Symptoms and Diagnosis in Urology
Understanding Foreskin and Glans Issues: When to Consider Circumcision
Prepuce and glans issues Hello doctor! 1. When not erect, the glans is hidden under the foreskin, and during an erection, the glans only protrudes slightly. However, I can push it down to the coronal sulcus with my hand. Do I still need a circumcision? 2. Recently, I noticed a sm...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Medically, it is not necessary; just keep the area clean and dry. 2. If there has been unsafe sexual behavior, seek medical attention; if not, just be mindful of maintaining cleanliness. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Foreskin and Glans Issues: When to Consider Circumcision