Patient's question:
I had unsafe sex about two weeks ago. At that time, I didn't use a condom. After coming back, I took a bath and cleaned myself. Five days ago, I noticed swelling, slight pain, and some stickiness at the top of my penis and around the foreskin. There was no discharge. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, including a urine test and a prostate exam, both of which showed no inflammation. The doctor prescribed azithromycin tablets and acyclovir cream. Treatment has been ongoing for two days, and I hope there's some improvement. The doctor didn't specify what the condition was. What exactly did I get, and how should I be treated?Doctor's answer:
It's hard to say, without any relevant secretory fluid examination, it's recommended to wait for a while before re-examining. Based on this alone, it's impossible to make a diagnosis. Patients facing male-related health issues should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If the condition does not improve with treatment, it's important to change the treatment plan promptly. Drinking more water, eating more fruits and vegetables, and developing a habit of daily bowel movements are beneficial. Additionally, drinking honey water on an empty stomach is effective for constipation.