Does excessive masturbation cause white layer of penis?
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Dr.Raman Tanwar is a highly skilled and established physician in the field of Andrology, General Surgery, Urology. He listens to all the patient queries deliberately and is an expert in devising a proper treatment plan.
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Hello doctor,
Due to continuous masturbation, my penis head became red. Also, some whitish layer has formed on it as well. Sometimes, there is even inflammation in urinating. I am going to get married within a short period, I am worried about this. Can you please advise me some medication?
Hi,
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Excessive masturbation does not have anything to do with your problem. It is normal to have smegma deposited over the penis and to diagnose your condition further a picture will be needed. Since you also have dysuria, I request you to get a urine routine and culture examination done. Then, some antibiotics can be started based on the sensitivity and organism causing the infection.
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