Patient's question:
Does balanoposthitis have mucosal corrosion? More than a year ago, I had a high-risk encounter. I met a woman online; her child was in middle school, and I wasn't sure if she was an HIV carrier. The encounter wasn't long—maybe around 2 minutes. I didn't notice any vaginal discharge from her. At the time, I had mild balanoposthitis, and I didn't know how high the transmission risk was.Doctor's answer:
In the situation you described, balanoposthitis is caused by bacterial infection leading to skin abnormalities. Advice: Pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear and pants frequently, and maintain cleanliness and dryness in the groin area. If the other party has an issue, you may transmit pathogens, so it's best to visit a hospital for examination. The above advice is for the question "Does balanoposthitis have mucosal corrosion?" It is hoped that it helps you, and wish you good health!