Patient's question:
Gradually, the body doesn't feel well, and I don't know why either. It seems like there's no energy. Please ask: How should the symptoms of balanitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of circinate purulent balanitis are manifested on the glans and foreskin, with prominent erythema that gradually expands in a ring shape, potentially forming superficial ulcers. The main symptoms of trichomoniasis balanitis include papules and erythema on the glans, which gradually expand with clear margins. Tiny vesicles, the size of needles, are visible on the erythema, eventually forming eroded surfaces. The main symptoms of candidal balanitis include prominent erythema on the foreskin and glans, with a smooth surface and small vesicles. The margins of the erythema are relatively clear, and during acute recurrences, there may be confusion and exudation. Initially, acute superficial balanitis presents with local redness. When the foreskin is retracted, it reveals congestion and confusion on the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans, along with exudation, and even bleeding. After secondary infection, small ulcers are visible, accompanied by foul-smelling creamy purulent discharge.