Understanding Penile Rotation: Causes and Treatment Options
Counterclockwise rotation of the penis and glans? Hello, doctor. Two years ago, I finally managed to retract my foreskin. Initially, there were no issues, but I have one problem: occasionally, the foreskin retracts on its own due to sensitivity and gets stuck at the coronal sulcu...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello Mr. Li: Based on what you described, it is possible that you have penile curvature, which could also be caused by phimosis. Masturbation and the varying lengths of the foreskin are theoretically unrelated unless there is "recurrent inflammation." Additionally, you...[Read More] Understanding Penile Rotation: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Recurring Urethral Inflammation: Causes and Solutions
Recurrent inflammation Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing urethritis since July, but it's strange because only the urethral opening hurts. I have had urine tests done at both a clinic and a hospital, and the results were normal. The pain is not constant; it occurs interm...
Dr. Cai Zhuorong Reply:
In medicine, urethritis is often associated with sexually transmitted infections, and further examination is recommended. Additionally, the causes of urethral pain should also consider ureteral stones, cystitis, and chronic prostatitis.[Read More] Understanding Recurring Urethral Inflammation: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Coronary Groove Issues: When to See a Doctor?
Coronary groove issues? I recently pushed back my foreskin while showering and noticed that the coronal sulcus appears red-purple, but it doesn't hurt or itch. Should I see a doctor for this? Additionally, after pushing back the foreskin, there is a slight odor.
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Some people may have a reddish appearance; try to keep the area clean and dry. Make sure to dry thoroughly after washing. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Coronary Groove Issues: When to See a Doctor?
Understanding Brown Spots on the Foreskin: When to Seek Medical Advice
There are brown spots on the foreskin? I recently noticed an irregular dark brown patch on my foreskin (approximately on the right side when viewed from above). It is not very noticeable when erect, but when flaccid, it appears darker and is about 2 to 3 centimeters in size (abou...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If it has gradually occurred and was not present before, it is advisable to seek medical attention. The pigmentation may need to be evaluated in conjunction with clinical findings. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Brown Spots on the Foreskin: When to Seek Medical Advice
Understanding Skin Growths: Are These Moles on My Penis Blood Vessels?
Mole issues? Hello doctor, I noticed two moles on my foreskin while showering. One is smaller, about a little over 1mm, round, quite regular, and slightly raised. However, upon closer inspection, it appears to be red. After sexual activity, it becomes more pronounced in red color...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: For clinical judgment, if you have time, you should seek medical attention. Most likely, it is a mole, but if it becomes raised or enlarges, you should see a doctor. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Skin Growths: Are These Moles on My Penis Blood Vessels?
Understanding Small Bumps on the Glans: What You Need to Know
Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about the small spots on the glans? Hello Doctor: This week while showering, I noticed a small spot on the glans, which is usually covered by the foreskin. It generally appears flesh-colored, but when pressed or during an erection, the spot look...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is important to observe for a longer period of time; some lesions may resolve on their own. However, if they gradually increase in size, you should seek medical attention. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Small Bumps on the Glans: What You Need to Know
Understanding Frenulum Tightness and Adhesion Issues After Circumcision
Frenulum and adhesion issues? Hello Doctor, I have diabetes and my HbA1c is currently around 7.5. I underwent a circumcision due to balanitis in the past, which allows the glans to be exposed, but the remaining foreskin does not stay below the coronal sulcus. After recovery, I ha...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Is surgery necessary to address the tethering? -- Generally not required; just keep the area clean and dry. 2. What methods can be used to treat adhesions in the coronal sulcus? -- If the area is large, topical medication may not be sufficient; it may be necessary to ha...[Read More] Understanding Frenulum Tightness and Adhesion Issues After Circumcision
Understanding Post-Balanitis Symptoms: Pain During Intercourse Explained
The issue of recovery from balanitis? I recently visited a nearby hospital and was diagnosed with balanitis. I was prescribed a topical medication, which I applied for a week, and the redness and itching subsided. I thought I was healed. However, I have been experiencing pain dur...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It should not be fully healed yet, and may take another 1-2 weeks. Please keep the area clean and dry, and return for a follow-up if there are any unusual changes in the skin. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Post-Balanitis Symptoms: Pain During Intercourse Explained
Post-Varicocele Surgery: Is Numbness and Swelling Normal?
Postoperative non-viability of varicocele repair? Hello Doctor, I recently underwent microscopic varicocele surgery. The doctor diagnosed that there was varicosity on both sides, so surgery was performed on both sides. Today is the second day after the surgery. I am experiencing ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: These are common symptoms, but if there is increasing swelling of the testicles, redness of the scrotal skin, or symptoms such as urinary issues and fever, medical attention should be sought.[Read More] Post-Varicocele Surgery: Is Numbness and Swelling Normal?
Post-Circumcision Adhesion: Can Clobetasol Cream Help?
Post-circumcision care Hello, doctor: It has been three years since my circumcision, and the foreskin is still partially adhered to the glans and cannot be retracted. Will applying Clobetasol ointment help improve this condition?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The chances are slim, wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Circumcision Adhesion: Can Clobetasol Cream Help?
Managing Post-Circumcision Adhesions: Solutions and Options
Post-circumcision care Hello Doctor: About three years ago, I underwent a circumcision. After the surgery, the skin remained attached to about half of the glans. Once the wound healed, I attempted to retract it but have not been successful. Currently, the foreskin is adhered to h...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It seems that another minor surgery is needed to separate adhesions. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Managing Post-Circumcision Adhesions: Solutions and Options
Is It Normal to Have Genital Warts with Negative HPV Test Results?
Having cauliflower-like lesions with a negative HPV test result is not uncommon. It is possible for such lesions to be caused by factors other than HPV, such as other infections or skin conditions. However, it is important to consult a healthcare professional for a thorough evalu...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Is it possible to have warts without HPV virus? --> It is possible that it was not detected. If there is an infection, the test should show it. 2. Does the HPV virus really get suppressed by the vaccine, and does it disappear so quickly? Or was there never an inf...[Read More] Is It Normal to Have Genital Warts with Negative HPV Test Results?
Understanding Itchy Foreskin: Causes and Treatment Options
Itchy foreskin? Hello, doctor. Recently, I've been experiencing itching inside the foreskin. I clean it daily and there is no smegma, but lately, due to the itching, I've noticed some white flakes when I rub it. There is no pain or swelling, just the itching, and I have...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: This facility cannot recommend the use of ointments. If itching occurs, it is advisable to seek medical attention. Please maintain dryness in daily life, avoid tight underwear, and limit spicy foods in your diet. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Itchy Foreskin: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Glans Issues: Do You Need Circumcision for Pain and Discoloration?
Glans issues Hello doctor, I would like to ask about a situation. After I masturbated today, my foreskin did not retract on its own, and then I experienced an erection. Now, the glans is slightly purple and painful. Do I need to consider a circumcision?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, if the foreskin can be manually retracted, but this occurs frequently, it is advisable to consider a circumcision. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Glans Issues: Do You Need Circumcision for Pain and Discoloration?
Understanding Phimosis: Can Excess Foreskin Shrink Over Time?
Phimosis Hello doctor, I have a problem with phimosis. In the past, I was unable to fully expose the glans during an erection, but after practicing for a long time, I can now do so. I no longer feel constricted during erections. In my daily life, I have been retracting the foresk...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It should be fine, wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Can Excess Foreskin Shrink Over Time?
Concerns About HPV Infection from Public Toilet Use
Concerns about the glans penis? Hello doctor, when I used a public restroom with a sitting toilet, the tip of my penis and the foreskin accidentally touched the ceramic surface inside the toilet for a brief period (a few minutes, and I only realized it after finishing my bowel mo...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Is the probability of getting infected with HPV high in this case? --> The risk is extremely low, but what diseases could potentially be contracted? What should I be aware of in the future? --> As long as proper hygiene is maintained, transmission should not occur. W...[Read More] Concerns About HPV Infection from Public Toilet Use
Understanding and Managing Frenulum Issues: A Urology Perspective
Frenulum issues? Hello Doctor: I have a tear in my frenulum with redness and swelling. There is a small white patch underneath that looks like pus. It has been almost a week, and it hasn't gotten worse. However, when I pull back the foreskin while showering, it stings, but i...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: Keep the area clean and dry. It is considered healed only when the redness and swelling have subsided. Small abrasions will heal in 3-5 days; if they do not improve, seek medical attention. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding and Managing Frenulum Issues: A Urology Perspective
Effective Ways to Remove Residual Ointment from Phimosis Treatment
Phimosis ointment is difficult to remove? I have been dealing with phimosis for 17 years, and before turning 18, I decided to properly address the issue. I went to the hospital and received a topical ointment (Mometasone furoate cream), which I applied for three months with good ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Wash with warm water, dry it after washing, and then apply the ointment. It's best to rinse off the previous ointment every day; if that's not possible, you should return for a follow-up appointment. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Effective Ways to Remove Residual Ointment from Phimosis Treatment
Understanding Visible Veins on the Penis: Causes and Concerns
Peyronie's disease I recently noticed a prominent vein on my foreskin that wasn't there before (from the glans to the base). It's very noticeable and can be felt, and it seems like it won't go away. What should I do? I have a couple of other concerns as well. ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. It may be related to blood vessels, and there are no specific methods for improvement. If there are any concerns, you may consult a urology outpatient clinic. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Visible Veins on the Penis: Causes and Concerns
Managing Pain and Discomfort from Frenulum Tear: A Urology Guide
Frenulum tear? Hello Doctor: I have a tear in my frenulum with redness and swelling. There is a small white area underneath that looks like pus. It has been almost a week, and it hasn't worsened. However, when I pull back the foreskin while showering, it stings, but it doesn...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Keep the area clean and dry. It is considered healed only when the redness and swelling have subsided. Small abrasions will heal in 3-5 days; if they do not improve, seek medical attention. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Managing Pain and Discomfort from Frenulum Tear: A Urology Guide