Patient's question:
Patient gender: menDuration of this illness and persistence: First issue supplement: for two or three days, no other abnormalities. Generally not itchy
Doctor's answer:
The white discharge under the coronal sulcus of the glans is actually smegma. If it is not cleaned promptly, it can lead to balanitis. The sebaceous glands of the foreskin also secrete sebum, and if it is not cleaned in a timely manner, smegma can easily form. Smegma is prone to causing inflammation and producing a strong odor. It is recommended that you avoid sexual activity for the time being, as it can easily lead to mutual infection. It is also suggested that you carefully observe the condition and seek timely medical examination at a professional urological hospital, and take medication according to the doctor's advice promptly. Additionally, you should pay attention to personal hygiene, drink more water, avoid unsafe sexual practices, and individuals with phimosis should actively consider getting circumcised at the hospital.