Patient's question:
It was found that two symmetrical, slightly concave, white powdery spots resembling crystals appeared on both sides of the urethral meatus below the glans. The white spots were approximately 1 millimeter in size and could not be rubbed off with force. There was no itching, but they were prone to cracking and causing pain when in contact with the surrounding skin. There were basically no discomforts in daily life, only during sexual intercourse or when forcefully touching the area...Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis: Hello, your current symptoms should be noted for the possibility of balanitis. The causes are often due to phimosis, excessive prepuce, masturbation, trauma infection, and unclean sexual intercourse, etc., leading to the shedding of keratinized epithelium and glandular secretion, creating favorable conditions for other bacteria to proliferate and causing inflammation.Suggestions: It is recommended to give a comprehensive observation and visit the department of reproductive infections at the hospital if necessary. Additionally, eat more fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins, avoid spicy and irritating foods during this period, and refrain from sexual activity.