Patient's question:
I've been feeling uncomfortable down there for this period; it's painful and itchy, and it seems my glans is particularly red and slightly swollen. The odor is especially unpleasant, and there are yellowish secretions from the head. Could this be glans inflammation? Question: What foods are good to eat after developing glans itching?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are red rashes on your head, which are generally considered to be eczema, papules, balanitis, or genital warts. Among these, inflammation caused by phimosis or poor hygiene is relatively common. If you have a history of unprotected sex, you should consider genital warts. Additionally, if it is balanitis, it is necessary to confirm what type of pathogen is causing the inflammation to treat it accordingly. For example, if the balanitis is caused by a fungal infection, it cannot be treated simply with conventional anti-inflammatory drugs. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for standardized and thorough examinations to identify the specific condition and determine the appropriate treatment method. Itchy scrotum has a significant impact on patients. Once you notice your symptoms, you should seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay more attention to self-care, such as eating vegetables and fruits and avoiding irritating foods. We hope that itchy scrotum patients can receive professional treatment.