Patient's question:
Patient is male, 28 years old, and has been in good health before. He accidentally contracted balanitis and phimosis. I would like to ask if you are currently infected? What are the transmission routes? Specifically, in my case, I want to ask, if I share a bed with my wife but haven't had sexual relations again, only physical contact, could she get infected from me?? My underwear is washed separately, but after drying, they are placed together. Would this lead to infection?Regarding my condition: My balanitis has not yet been cured. Please kindly prescribe some medication for me.
Doctor's answer:
On the glans and foreskin, there are visible erythema that gradually expand in a ring shape, which can form superficial ulcers. Candidal balanoposthitis, also known as fungal balanitis: The foreskin and glans show erythema, with a smooth surface and small vesicles. The edges of the erythema are relatively clear, and during acute recurrences, there may be desquamation and exudation.Since the information you provided is limited, it is currently impossible to determine the specific cause. Treatment methods cannot be arbitrarily suggested, as there is no guarantee that a method that works for others will also work for you. It is recommended that you visit a hospital for further examination. The website contains many cases, all of which are treatment experiences and processes left behind by patients with urological conditions who have been cured.
Wishing you a speedy recovery.