Patient's question:
Once an unclean sexual transmission, after a thorough examination at the hospital, it was diagnosed as scrotal eczema. It's not severe now, but there are many small spots on the glans (growing inside the glans, not on the surface). It's been a year and it hasn't healed. For this condition, how can it be treated effectively? (I've used many creams and taken traditional Chinese medicine) which can control it from getting worse, but it cannot be completely cured. How should this condition be treated? The hospital there has professional treatment for such diseases, and I really want to be cured.Doctor's answer:
You are currently considering conditions such as balanitis and scrotal eczema. These are generally caused by factors like unprotected sexual contact and poor local hygiene. It is recommended to practice safe sex and upload photos for a visual assessment. If you have used any topical creams, it is advisable to inform your doctor. If you have phimosis, circumcision may be recommended. Additionally, thorough tests for syphilis, HIV, and other infections should be conducted.I wish you a speedy recovery. Balanitis can be relieved, but the treatment process is usually slow, and relapse is common after recovery. Therefore, it is crucial to use medications appropriately during treatment. Additionally, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and proper diet during treatment is highly recommended.