Patient's question:
Medical Description: Born in 1991, just graduated from high school. Never had sexual contact with others. Small bumps have appeared near the testicles and penis, some very large, some very small. Sometimes, when squeezed, yellow fluid or red blood can be expelled. This condition has persisted for about two to three years, sometimes appearing suddenly, disappearing for a while, and then reappearing. It does not affect daily life, except for occasional itching. There has been masturbation in the past. Treatment history and effectiveness: No relevant treatment has been administered. Desired help: Please advise if this is a sexually transmitted disease or a common inflammation? Is it serious? Is this related to masturbation? How can it be treated without going to the hospital?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, based on the situation you described, it is mainly considered to be folliculitis. You need to go to the hospital for symptomatic treatment, which will be beneficial for the recovery of your condition.Suggestions: Folliculitis is very common in the external genital area. The key to treating this condition is early intervention. When it is first detected, you can apply externally while taking oral anti-inflammatory medication. If the red and swollen area around the folliculitis expands, intravenous treatment is necessary. When pus can be expressed, it must be incised to drain the pus, which will help the condition improve more quickly. Haha, your approach is correct, but you need to pay attention to hygiene to avoid potential secondary infections.