Patient's question:
The glans has had red spots for over a month. Initially, there was purulent inflammation and redness at the junction of the glans and foreskin, with white discharge. After daily post-defecation cleaning, the red spots did not disappear, and there was no pain or itching. During this period, two days of oxygen therapy and four applications of ointment were administered, but the effectiveness was minimal. Normally, the foreskin is long, completely covering the glans when not erect.Doctor's answer:
This issue is caused by excessive foreskin, leading to balanoposthitis. In your case, it is necessary to frequently retract the foreskin and wash it, followed by applying some ointment after washing. The daily treatment for male genital diseases primarily involves medication. Patients can use various oral medications, combined with vitamins, and pay attention to their diet by eating light, soft, and easily digestible foods. We hope that male genital disease patients can recover quickly! Thank you!