Understanding Fungal Infections in Urology: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Fungal infection Hello Doctor: A month ago, I visited a doctor due to peeling of the glans, and I was diagnosed with a fungal infection. I was prescribed an ointment, but after using it for three weeks, the peeling still occurred every 3 to 5 days. I then switched clinics, and th...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, is this considered cured? --> Fungal infections are prone to recurrence, so it's important to maintain cleanliness and dryness. After the foreskin retracts, it may feel a bit sticky on the glans, but after some time, it won't feel sticky again. After cleaning,...[Read More] Understanding Fungal Infections in Urology: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Phimosis?
Phimosis and pink spots on the foreskin? Today, while using the restroom, I noticed pink spots on my foreskin, but there is still bodily fluid inside even after showering. I have phimosis. Should I consider getting a circumcision?
Dr. Liu Mingyue Reply:
Hello: If the foreskin cannot retract during an erection to expose the glans, medical advice suggests surgery. Otherwise, it is primarily a matter of maintaining proper hygiene. It is recommended to consult a physician for examination. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Phimosis?
Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Discharge?
Circumcision Today, while using the restroom, I noticed pink spots on my foreskin, but there is still some bodily fluid inside even after showering. I have phimosis. Should I consider getting a circumcision?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If the foreskin cannot retract during an erection, exposing the glans, medical advice suggests surgery. Other considerations pertain to maintaining proper hygiene. It is advisable to consult a physician for examination. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Discharge?
Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options and Steroid Cream Application
Foreskin issues Hello Doctor: I am a high school freshman. My penis can retract the foreskin normally without pain, and I can achieve an erection without issues. However, during an erection, the foreskin does not retract automatically, and manually retracting it to the coronal su...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: You should seek medical attention, as a physician will need to examine you and prescribe medication. Recommendations may vary depending on the severity of your condition. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options and Steroid Cream Application
Understanding Masturbation: Health Concerns and Myths for Teens
Masturbation issues and concerns? I am currently 14 years old and in the first year of junior high school, and I have a habit of masturbating daily. I would like to know if daily masturbation could cause any health issues now or in the future, and whether it could be considered e...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The information provided here is for reference only. I have small white bumps on the outer side of my foreskin, grouped in two clusters, and I'm not sure what the issue is. If there has been no unsafe sexual behavior, these are likely glandular in nature and are usual...[Read More] Understanding Masturbation: Health Concerns and Myths for Teens
Understanding Masturbation Concerns: A Guide for Teenagers
Masturbation issues? Hello doctor, I am a first-year high school student. During my first experience with masturbation, I pulled the foreskin down below the glans. (1) Is it a problem if I masturbated without an erection at that time? (2) If I pull the foreskin back over the glan...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) No 2) No 3) No, unless there is a tight foreskin that may cause obstruction 4) No, wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Masturbation Concerns: A Guide for Teenagers
Understanding Phimosis: Solutions for Tight Foreskin Issues
Prepuce issues Hello Doctor, I encountered some issues recently. When I am not erect, I can fully retract the foreskin to expose the glans. However, during an erection, the retraction of the foreskin is not smooth, and it cannot fully retract to expose the glans; it always gets s...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you are using an ointment for treatment, it is important to first have a consultation with a physician. From personal experience, only very mild ointments tend to be effective, and they need to be used for an extended period of time. If this is not effective, you may co...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Solutions for Tight Foreskin Issues
Can I Have Sex with My Current Foreskin Condition? Insights on Circumcision and Condom Use
Is sexual intercourse possible under these circumstances, and is there a need for circumcision? What are the proper methods for using condoms? When I am not erect, about one-fifth of the glans is exposed. When I am erect, I can manually retract the foreskin behind the coronal rid...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Is it possible to have sexual intercourse in this situation, and can I use a condom during sex? Since I have phimosis, it seems that the condom needs to be placed behind the corona. I am currently able to retract it to the corona, so I'm not sure... → You can use...[Read More] Can I Have Sex with My Current Foreskin Condition? Insights on Circumcision and Condom Use
Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery or Cream Treatment?
Phimosis Hello doctor, I can retract my foreskin below the coronal sulcus when not erect. However, during an erection, only a small portion of the glans is exposed, and I am hesitant to retract it completely. It seems I have phimosis. Do I need surgery, or can I use a topical oin...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Difficulty in reducing may often be due to a narrowed area, but the severity can vary. Some cases may require surgery, while others may only need topical ointment. You should consult a physician for an evaluation. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery or Cream Treatment?
Understanding Phimosis: Concerns About Foreskin Retraction at 23
After the first retraction of the foreskin, it is somewhat difficult to return to its original position? Hello doctor, I am 23 years old and have always had phimosis. When I am erect, the foreskin completely covers the glans. When I pull it down, it reveals either the tip or abou...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If your situation involves the foreskin retracting during an erection and not being able to return, causing swelling, this is known as paraphimosis. At this point, it is necessary to seek emergency medical attention. Some individuals may have a tighter or narrower section ...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Concerns About Foreskin Retraction at 23
Understanding Frenulum Pain: Causes and Solutions for Urological Issues
Pain in the frenulum of the foreskin? Hello doctor, I previously had sexual intercourse with my girlfriend, and it seems that the frenulum got injured and was very painful (without bleeding). It healed after a few days, but since then, there has been a noticeable indentation on t...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: Most likely there are wounds that require medical treatment. Repeated injuries can lead to scarring, and pulling may cause more pain. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Frenulum Pain: Causes and Solutions for Urological Issues
Understanding Frenulum Pain: Causes and Solutions for Urological Issues
Pain in the frenulum of the foreskin? Hello doctor, I previously had sexual intercourse with my girlfriend, and it seems that the frenulum got injured, causing significant pain (without bleeding). It healed after a few days, but since then, there has been a noticeable indentation...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: Most likely there is a wound, and medical treatment for the wound is necessary. If injuries occur repeatedly, scarring is more likely, and pulling can cause more pain. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Frenulum Pain: Causes and Solutions for Urological Issues
Understanding Pain from Frenulum Injury in Patients with Phimosis
Pain due to phimosis? Hello doctor, I previously had sexual intercourse with my girlfriend, and it seems that the frenulum was injured, causing significant pain (without bleeding). It healed after a few days, but since then, there has been a noticeable indentation on the frenulum...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Most likely there is a wound, and it is necessary to seek medical treatment for the wound. If the injury occurs repeatedly, it is prone to scarring, and pulling may cause more pain. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Pain from Frenulum Injury in Patients with Phimosis
Managing Adhesions After Circumcision: Solutions for Persistent Issues
Adhesion of the coronal sulcus long after circumcision? Hello, Doctor. I would like to inquire about the issue of penile glans adhesion. I underwent a circumcision about two years ago due to phimosis, which was caused by inflammation that made urination painful. After the procedu...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Your issue involves recurrent inflammation, scarring, and difficulty maintaining cleanliness, which makes it harder to prevent further complications. If the situation is severe, I recommend consulting a plastic surgeon. Of course, a urologist at a major hospital can also a...[Read More] Managing Adhesions After Circumcision: Solutions for Persistent Issues
Understanding Persistent Balanitis: Causes and Treatment Options
Balanoposthitis Hello Doctor: I have balanitis, and initially, there was a skin break on the glans. The first doctor prescribed oral antibiotics and an ointment. The second urologist prescribed an antifungal cream (Canesten). I have been using the antifungal cream for four weeks,...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Balanitis and phimosis are prone to recurrence, especially under humid and warm conditions. Even after recovery, it may reoccur. It is important to keep the area dry, wear loose-fitting underwear, and ensure to dry off after bathing. If there is a family history of diabete...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Balanitis: Causes and Treatment Options
Military Physical Exam: Can Phimosis and Small Penis Size Pass?
Military Service Physical Examination Hello, doctor. I would like to ask if phimosis will pass the military school physical examination? And can someone with a small penis pass as well?
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Hello: There are no size restrictions for genitalia in military academy physical examinations. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Military Physical Exam: Can Phimosis and Small Penis Size Pass?
Can Phimosis and Small Penis Size Pass Military Physical Exams?
Phimosis issue Hello doctor, I would like to ask if phimosis will pass the military school physical examination? And can someone with a small penis pass?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: There are no size restrictions for the genitalia in military academy physical examinations. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can Phimosis and Small Penis Size Pass Military Physical Exams?
Understanding Glans Sensitivity and Discomfort: Possible Causes and Solutions
Glans issues? Dear Doctor: In recent days, after urination, the skin at the urethral opening and the inner side of the glans tends to stick to my underwear due to a small amount of sticky discharge. When I pull them apart, there is a slight pain at the glans opening, and touching...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) If the discharge is coming from the urethra, a urinalysis should be performed, and it is advisable to drink plenty of water first. If the discharge is produced from the skin, check for any wounds or abrasions. If there are any, seek medical attention; if not, maintain c...[Read More] Understanding Glans Sensitivity and Discomfort: Possible Causes and Solutions
Understanding Bumps Under the Foreskin: Causes and Concerns
Prepuce issues and penile problems? Hello, I have phimosis but can easily retract the foreskin to expose the glans. I also maintain hygiene during my daily showers. About ten days ago, I masturbated, and the next day while showering, I noticed two or three raised bumps beneath th...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is not growing on the surface of the foreskin, but rather protruding from inside. It is advisable to seek medical evaluation, as it does not seem to be caused by blood flow. It is not recommended to apply ointment first. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Bumps Under the Foreskin: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Glandular Bumps: Causes and Treatment Options
Frenulum problems of the glans? Hello doctor, I have a problem with phimosis. About a year ago, I noticed a small fluid-filled cyst near the frenulum of the glans. It doesn't hurt when I press on it, and it can even be divided into two small lumps, but I can't squeeze a...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Some people do have a hydrocele, but if surgery is performed on the cord, the wound healing may take longer and can be more complicated, so it is generally not treated. If there are any concerns, it is advisable to consult a urologist for an examination and further discussion wit...[Read More] Understanding Glandular Bumps: Causes and Treatment Options