Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Dark red spots on the glans, sometimes painless, occasionally itchy, with a lot of white discharge. Onset time: About 1 year. Test results: Not available. Treatment history and effectiveness: Not treated.Doctor's answer:
This situation is generally still caused by balanoposthitis. The specific type of infection needs to be determined through testing. If you have had high-risk sexual contact, you should first undergo a series of sexually transmitted disease (STD) tests to check for any infections. If there is no high-risk exposure, the above symptoms are more likely to be caused by a fungal infection. You can do a secretion test to check. If the test confirms a fungal infection, you can use antifungal medications such as Daktarin or Compound Ketoconazole Ointment. If the test shows a mold infection, you can use Nystatin Ointment for treatment. If it is a common bacterial infection, you can use povidone-iodine for cleaning and disinfection, or potassium permanganate soaking. Additionally, you can take levofloxacin orally to help promote recovery.