Patient's question:
There is a layer of white substance on the foreskin, glans, and corona of the glans, which can be rubbed off with hands, just like removing dirt during a bath. It appears every day. It doesn't itch and usually doesn't cause pain. What kind of balanitis symptom is this? How should it be treated? How is balanitis treated?Doctor's answer:
Diagnosed with candidal balanitis based on the condition. It is related to phimosis and personal hygiene. It is recommended to seek follow-up treatment at a formal hospital's dermatology and venereology department. Check for the presence of fungi. After diagnosis, actively treat under the guidance of a doctor. Pay attention to personal hygiene. If necessary, consider circumcision in surgery. Balanitis tends to recur easily. Long-term medication is needed, and male patients should promptly seek treatment at professional and formal hospitals. Treatment should be considered based on examination results, and attention should be paid to quitting smoking and drinking. Pay attention to personal hygiene.