Patient's question:
Where to get a thorough examination for male balanitis. The body currently has other conditions, and after some time, when the balanitis occurs, what symptoms do they have! Are there many types!Doctor's answer:
Hello, Acute Superficial Balanitis: characterized by edema, erythema, exudation, and desquamation, secondary infection may lead to purulent discharge, easily forming ulcers, with subjective pain. Mucous Membrane-like and Keratotic Pseudopapillomatous Balanitis: the glans is infiltrated and thickened, with hyperkeratosis and a mucous membrane-like crust. The affected area loses normal elasticity, gradually expanding over time. Histopathology reveals hyperkeratosis of the stratum spinosum, thickened epidermal ridges shortening into pseudopapillomatous fibrosis.