Patient's question:
First, let's start. My glans penis initially appeared with some red spots, but there was no discomfort. However, recently, I noticed the appearance of blisters on it, varying in size, and they are becoming more numerous. This situation doesn't seem normal, does it? Could it be balanitis? Please ask: Which hospital is good for balanitis?Doctor's answer:
What are the common misconceptions about the treatment of balanitis? The incidence of balanitis is high, with mild initial symptoms that come and go, making it easily overlooked in daily life. By the time it worsens and the patient returns for follow-up, complications and comorbidities have often developed, causing significant damage to the perinatal health system. Therefore, it is crucial to undergo early and thorough examination and treatment for balanitis.When balanitis recurs, most patients believe it is a sexually transmitted disease and do not purchase topical sterilizing and anti-inflammatory cleansers. This exposes the local skin to strong chemical irritation, leading to persistent redness and exudation, which exacerbates the inflammatory response and may ultimately result in chronic balanitis.