Chemical Balanoposthitis

Balanoposthitis is an inflammation of the foreskin and head of the penis. Poor hygiene, bacterial and fungal infections, allergies, and sexually transmitted diseases, are a few causes. Pain, swelling, and discoloration are symptoms. Balanoposthitis can be identified by the doctor, who can also make treatment recommendations. Medication and good cleanliness are part of the treatment.

  
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What is the reason for red patches on the inner skin of penis?

Query: Hi doctor, I have two little red patches on my penis inner skin. This has started after some excess of masturbation with oil massage at the massage parlor. But, sex was not done. What is the reason?  Read Full »


Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. From looking at the picture you have attached (attachment removed to protect patient identity), I think this is a chemical balanoposthitis, because of irritation from the oil used (inflammation of glans penis). I would suggest you Clop G ointment (combination of Clobetaso...  Read Full »

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