Patient's question:
After a month in the crowd, my boyfriend couldn't control himself and had his penis near my vaginal opening, but he didn't insert it. The next day, I felt extremely itchy on both sides of the vaginal opening. I repeatedly asked him if he had cleaned himself properly, and he said it was just like before. He also mentioned that he didn't feel itchy himself. When I asked if he had touched other girls, he said absolutely not, and he even sent me a warning. Some people say that when a man has excessive foreskin, the woman might feel itchy, but he didn't. Why is that?Doctor: Thank you for the first follow-up question: Is it an infection caused by the other person?
Doctor's answer:
Hello: Your condition still falls under the symptoms of inflammation and infection. You can try washing with a 1:5000 solution of potassium permanganate externally to see if it has a certain effect. It is likely caused by inflammation, so I recommend that you first go to the hospital for a detailed examination to determine what kind of inflammation exists. Then, timely treatment should be administered. During medication, sexual intercourse should be avoided, but if you do have intercourse during the rest of the time, you must use a condom. During this period, avoid spicy and irritating foods, as they can easily worsen the inflammation.