Patient's question:
Recently, the foreskin at the coronal sulcus accidentally broke, and it has been about half a month. Now it has started to suppurate, the area has enlarged, and it is itchy and painful. Also, urination feels very painful. I can feel a bit hard around the surrounding area, and it definitely can't be a chancre of syphilis. The wound is very painful, and it has been painful since the first day. What should I do if the foreskin is too long, inflamed, ulcerated, and has trauma?Doctor's answer:
This needs to be judged based on your specific sexual behavior. Syphilis is spread through sexual activity. If you have had unsafe sex, you may be infected with syphilis. This chancroid needs to be judged based on the symptoms. But if you haven't, this may be caused by some bacterial infection, and applying some antibiotic ointment a few times should be fine. For patients with phimosis, timely treatment can reduce the incidence. If not treated in time, it will affect the condition of the body. Therefore, patients should seek timely symptomatic treatment and avoid overexertion in daily life.