Persistent Balanitis: Understanding Symptoms and Treatment Options
Balanitis cannot be cured? Hello, Doctor. Let me provide some basic information. I have no history of genital diseases and have not engaged in sexual intercourse since the onset of my symptoms. Prior to the onset, I experienced a problem where the skin at the meatus was torn and ...
Dr. Du Mingyi Reply:
Maintaining cleanliness and dryness is essential. If there are recurrent inflammations, consider circumcision.[Read More] Persistent Balanitis: Understanding Symptoms and Treatment Options
Understanding Short Frenulum and Long Foreskin: Urology Insights
Phimosis and frenulum breve? I would like to ask the doctor: my foreskin normally covers the glans completely, but I can retract it fully both when flaccid and erect. What concerns me is that when erect, pushing back the foreskin causes a feeling of constriction at the coronal su...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) There is a possibility of recurrence. 2) If the frenulum is not addressed during circumcision, the issue will remain the same. Health insurance has a clear definition for circumcision, and this situation is not included. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Short Frenulum and Long Foreskin: Urology Insights
Understanding White Spots on the Glans: When to Seek Medical Advice
White spots on the glans? Four days ago, after having intercourse with my girlfriend, a red spot appeared on my glans, which turned into a white spot two days ago. It has not changed in size, is not painful or itchy, and is about 0.1 centimeters in diameter. What could this be? I...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Generally, white spots may be an inflammatory response. If they increase in size or if the surrounding area becomes red, you should seek medical attention. Currently, maintain cleanliness and dryness, and please practice safe sex. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding White Spots on the Glans: When to Seek Medical Advice
Understanding Skin Shedding and Smoothness in the Corona Gland
The glans penis is peeling and becoming smooth? Two months ago, I had unprotected intercourse with my girlfriend, and afterward, I noticed peeling in the coronal sulcus. The next day, I went to Renai Hospital in Taipei to see a urologist. Blood and urine tests came back normal, a...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) This is likely a type of balanitis. 2) Apply the ointment once or twice a day; if there are no wounds, it is sufficient to keep the area clean and dry. 3) If the peeling worsens, seek medical attention, as it indicates that self-care of the wound is not adequate. 4) You...[Read More] Understanding Skin Shedding and Smoothness in the Corona Gland
Understanding Glans Issues: What to Do About Thin Skin on the Penis
Glans issues Doctor, after my foreskin has retracted behind the glans, there is a thin layer of skin covering the coronal sulcus. What should I do about this?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If it is connected at the coronary sulcus, medical attention is needed to separate it. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Glans Issues: What to Do About Thin Skin on the Penis
Understanding Glans Issues: Surgical Options and Home Remedies
Glans issues Hello Doctor: I previously asked about the condition involving the covering of the coronal sulcus. What kind of surgery is needed for this? Will it separate on its own? Is heat therapy effective? I apologize for asking again and causing you any inconvenience.
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: You may need to see a doctor for an examination. If there is adhesion, the doctor will separate them. If you try to handle it yourself, it could result in a wound, so be careful. It may not necessarily be a problem, but take care. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Glans Issues: Surgical Options and Home Remedies
Understanding White Bumps on the Glans: Are They Normal or a Concern?
Coronal sulcus white spots I have never had sexual intercourse, only masturbated. When I was younger, I didn't like to wash my foreskin and glans. A few days ago, after masturbating, I noticed many small white spots in the coronal sulcus of the glans. They are not painful or...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
It is pearly penile papules, which can be monitored. If there are any issues, a consultation can be made.[Read More] Understanding White Bumps on the Glans: Are They Normal or a Concern?
Understanding Phimosis: Urinary Issues and Treatment Options
Phimosis with urinary incontinence? Doctor, I would like to ask about my condition of phimosis. I can retract the foreskin when not erect, but during an erection, it sometimes retracts automatically, while when not erect, the skin protrudes. If the toilet is clean, I can retract ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you are experiencing symptoms like yours without having undergone circumcision, and if you are unable to maintain dryness on your own, you may consider surgery (it is an option, but not mandatory). The decision should be made by yourself. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Urinary Issues and Treatment Options
Managing Sensitivity and Premature Ejaculation After Pearly Penile Papules
Premature ejaculation / Pearly penile papules Hello doctor, I previously had normal sexual function, but ever since I developed pearly penile papules in the sulcus of the glans (which I have confirmed with a doctor), that area has become particularly sensitive. Now, whenever ther...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Pearl lesions are actually present in more than half of adult males (according to my clinic statistics), so there is no need for special concern. The area you are particularly sensitive about is the line beneath the pearl lesions (the coronal sulcus), which is naturally a sensiti...[Read More] Managing Sensitivity and Premature Ejaculation After Pearly Penile Papules
Understanding Post-Intercourse Itching: When to See a Urologist
Please provide the content you would like me to translate into English? Hello, Director Du. I apologize for the additional question. I am the one who asked you a question earlier and you responded very quickly. I understand the other parts, but I just want to ask why, after perfo...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Conditions that develop within a day are mostly dermatitis. Wishing you good health. Sexually transmitted infections typically take some time to manifest.[Read More] Understanding Post-Intercourse Itching: When to See a Urologist
Understanding White Cheesy Patches and Red Scabs on the Glans: Causes and Treatments
There are white cheesy plaques and dark red crusts present at the coronal sulcus of the glans penis? Hello, Doctor Du. I'm not sure if this is caused by a glans injury, but I have white, cheese-like patches and dark red crusts around the coronal sulcus of my glans. This cond...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you engage in sexual activity, is your girlfriend experiencing an increase in vaginal discharge? This is because women are prone to gynecological infections, and sometimes there can be fungal infections transmitted. In such cases, it is important to use condoms. Additio...[Read More] Understanding White Cheesy Patches and Red Scabs on the Glans: Causes and Treatments
Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Phimosis issue The foreskin covering the glans has recently become red, swollen, and painful near the urinary opening. I usually pull back the foreskin to wash the glans and the coronal sulcus while showering. I visited a urologist, and my urinalysis came back normal. Upon physic...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there has been no unsafe sexual behavior, the redness and pain are mostly caused by irritation or heat, which is likely balanitis. Maintaining cleanliness is sufficient, or applying ointment can help improve the condition. However, if there has been unsafe sexual behavi...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options Beyond Circumcision
Phimosis issue Hello: Since childhood, my foreskin has always ballooned up like a balloon when I urinate, and whether I am erect or not, I can only push it back a little with my hand, but I cannot retract it to the coronal sulcus. I also cannot completely clean the smegma. Do I d...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If it cannot be resolved, surgery is recommended, but it is not an emergency, so there is no need for immediate surgery. You can schedule it at your convenience, but you should first seek medical attention. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options Beyond Circumcision
Should I Get Circumcised to Better Monitor STD Symptoms?
I have phimosis, but since I have engaged in high-risk sexual behavior, should I undergo circumcision before any symptoms of sexually transmitted infections appear (such as the chancre of syphilis) to better observe for any obvious symptoms? Hello, doctor. I am Yu, who asked ques...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) No need. 2) It is better to seek medical examination and testing; circumcision is not necessary. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Should I Get Circumcised to Better Monitor STD Symptoms?
Understanding Phimosis and STD Risks: Your Questions Answered
Phimosis, excessive pre-ejaculatory fluid, oral sex without a condom for one minute followed by wiping with a wet tissue, risk of HIV? Hello, Doctor. I have phimosis, and after retracting the foreskin, about one-fifth of the glans is exposed. I previously asked about the issue of...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) It should be correct. 2) There is no such thing; it is unsafe sexual behavior. 3) There is an itching sensation; whether or not wearing clothing, there will be an itching sensation. Keep clean and dry, and prefer loose-fitting underwear. 4) Both HIV and syphilis are dif...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis and STD Risks: Your Questions Answered
Redness in the Coronal Sulcus After Masturbation: When to Seek Medical Help
The glans and coronal sulcus after masturbation? Hello doctor, after masturbating yesterday, I noticed a reddish area on the right side of the glans in the morning, specifically around the coronal sulcus. Upon closer inspection, it appears to be mostly microvessels. I'm wond...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there is no broken skin, you can keep the area clean and dry and observe if it resolves on its own. If there is broken skin, it is important to seek medical attention. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Redness in the Coronal Sulcus After Masturbation: When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Phimosis: Concerns and Solutions for Men
Phimosis (excessive foreskin) issue? Doctor, I have phimosis. When I'm not erect, I can retract the foreskin all the way back to expose the entire glans. However, when I am erect, I cannot fully expose the glans. I have tried retracting the foreskin behind the glans before g...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Your foreskin is most at risk of getting stuck after an erection and not being able to retract. If it is not too tight, there is no issue. However, if it is quite tight, you need to be cautious. Most people can achieve an erection without experiencing any stuck situations,...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Concerns and Solutions for Men
Understanding Discomfort in the Glans and Foreskin After Surgery
There is some discomfort in the glans and foreskin? Hello doctor, I recently underwent a double J stent procedure. Three days after the stent was removed, I started to notice some itching around the glans and foreskin, and I observed some spots at the urethral opening. Subsequent...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
If you are experiencing symptoms of a urinary tract infection, please seek medical evaluation. During the cleaning of the foreskin, gently retract it without force, apply soap lightly, and rinse with clean water. If you are concerned about infection or find cleaning difficult, yo...[Read More] Understanding Discomfort in the Glans and Foreskin After Surgery
Understanding Partial Frenulum Adhesion: Causes and Solutions
A small portion of the foreskin is adhered to the glans? Hello, Dr. Lin. A small part of my foreskin is stuck to the coronal sulcus and I can't pull it back easily. Can I use water to help loosen it? I can see a gap from the side, but the foreskin is adhered.
Dr. Lin Wenxu Reply:
Please visit the urology outpatient clinic for the physician to assist you.[Read More] Understanding Partial Frenulum Adhesion: Causes and Solutions
Should You Consider Circumcision? Risks, Costs, and Recovery Explained
Should circumcision be performed? Previously, there was phimosis, and after using an ointment, the foreskin was retracted to the coronal sulcus, but the frenulum is not long enough and gets stuck at the coronal sulcus. Is there a need for circumcision in this situation? What are ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there is a blockage, hospitals generally recommend circumcision, but it still requires a physician's examination. The common issues associated with circumcision include bleeding, wound infection, poor healing, and some degree of pain, although it should be manageab...[Read More] Should You Consider Circumcision? Risks, Costs, and Recovery Explained