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What is my rash was started.
A related discussion,
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My glans becomes dry very fast if took off foreskin back.i feel some kind of stikcy around the glans and foreskin too.i feel smell from my penis.This condition has been going on for 2 months.i feel very uneasy. i got STD tests and got everything negative (-ve).
I've had very very little bumps on foreskin around, no painful urination, discharge(although I did notice a tiny bit of clear discharge after squeezing the glans not all the times,especially after masturbating), lightly itching rarely, flu symptoms but have been very stressed about this. I had a sex over 3 months ago with a condom. after 40 days i masturabated with latex condom,didn't washed my penis for that whole night just wiped with tissue paper and i noticed this symptoms from next morning.i visited urologist.After taking bath i have gone to urlogist so he didn,t find the symptoms.he said my glans is looking fine and bumps are nothing. I've tried to limit masturbating but have a few times. after ejaculation i will wash my penis even though i see cleary and watery discharge for a while. ALso, I've noticed the foreskin and left side of scrotum has been kind of sticky and felt a very little pinched(like ant bite). Any ideas???? Please help!
My boyfriend has a irritated penis, the head is a little raw, and kind of dry and flaky. He says its tender and no bumps are present just some slightly swollen areas with discoloration. What is the deal?
I hav and irritation too and I got it wen i was rubbing some dryed up lube on th head of my penis. I hav had this for sum time and i do not no wut to do. Can any1 help me?
It sounds like you have balanitis (irritation of the penis), probably secondary to the discharge from the urethritis. Once skin down there is sensitive, if often takes some time for the irritatability to subside. I'd stay away from hydrocortisone at this point, since even weak forms of that can perpetuate the problem. Instead, I would use just moisturizing cream (like vaseline or eucerin) and avoind trauma as much as you can, as you have been doing. If the irritation persists, a doctor can prescribe Protopic or Elidel, nonsteroidal anti-inflmammatory creams. Either way, you'll be OK in time.
Best.
Dr. Rockoff