Where to go to the hospital for balanitis, and which one is reliable?

Patient's question:

I got a physical check-up last week and found balanitis. It seems to be getting worse recently, with some bleeding and discharge, and it looks like there are also blisters. Is the condition getting serious? Please advise: Which hospital should I go to for balanitis, and which one is reliable?

Doctor's answer:

Which hospital treats balanitis? How to treat balanitis
Balanitis is a sexually transmitted disease in men, and the harm it causes to patients is significant. If not treated promptly, it may also lead to cross-infection among family members. Many patients often complain that the treatment for balanitis is. After men suffer from balanoposthitis, due to the interference of inflammation, the glans remains in a sensitive state. Therefore, during sexual activity, it is easy to experience premature ejaculation again. Long-term rapid ejaculation can lead to increased psychological pressure, reduced libido, and result in sexual dysfunction such as premature ejaculation in men. The condition of balanitis is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication.