Patient's question:
First, let's start. My glans penis initially appeared with some red spots, and there was no discomfort, but recently I noticed that there were also blisters on it, of different sizes, and they are getting more and more. This isn't normal, is it? Could it be balanitis? Please ask: What should I eat if I have balanitis?Doctor's answer:
In this case, you can take oral medications like ofloxacin for inflammation for 3 days. If it improves, you can continue taking the medication. If it doesn't improve, go to the hospital for a urinalysis. In addition to keeping the area clean, the care of the foreskin is actually very simple. Just use clean water to rinse it, and remember not to use soap or liquid, because the glans has a natural layer of mucus and mucous membrane that protects it. However, using soap and liquid can destroy the mucous membrane, which can instead lead to urinary tract infections. The foreskin is prone to bacterial growth! It is recommended to change underwear frequently and soak the underwear in 84 disinfectant after taking it off. The condition of the foreskin is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication.