Patient's question:
How much does it cost to treat balanitis? Doctor, my husband was carefully diagnosed with balanitis last month. After medication (3% boric acid solution and a cream), there was an ulcer in one area. He went to three authoritative hospitals for careful examination, including various types of sexually transmitted diseases, including AIDS, and they all said it was just ordinary balanitis (no sexual life during the illness). But the ulcer hasn't healed yet. What should I do? Which hospitals can treat balanitis?Doctor's answer:
It might be balanitis. You can apply Clotrimazole cream or Terbinafine, and use it externally for three days to see the effect. If it's effective, focus on external medication for a week. This condition generally has a high possibility of balanitis, so it's important to pay attention to local hygiene and avoid unsafe sex.Recommendation:
It is recommended to visit a professional hospital for treatment. If the external medication is ineffective, it's best to go to a specialized hospital for a detailed examination and laboratory tests.
It is advised to maintain a light diet, pay attention to local hygiene, and avoid unsafe sex to prevent transmission. If necessary, consult a urologist for further evaluation.