hi..6 month ago i had traveled by train almost 36 hours..when reached home i found redness on my inner head of penis..no itching..no burning..no pain..sometimes dry n sometimes watery...if taking antibiotics it becomes fine ...else again appear slowly..i have also used neoclobical gm and ketocip given by a local chemist...after applying this redness almost finished..but last week again i traveled by train n when reached home found redness ..this time more red than the earlier....pls help what is this..i am depressed...thanks in advance...Ravi
Hello there my name is matt and last night after i got out of the shower i had a red rash with no pain on the underside of my penis right were the penis and tesicals meet i hope someone can help me
Thanks. I'm leaning toward it being a fungal thing.
Doesn't hurt. Doesn't itch. Doesn't feel anything really. Just gets dry, and scaly as skin wants to come off if I let it go too long without lubricant. Gah.
I was not sexually active when it happened, and was only once in the past year with a girl who tested clean from STD's. The only new thing my penis comes into contact with is aveeno moisturizer, and maybe some fungus from dirty underwear 4-5 months ago?
I mean, honestly, when it's lubricated it doesn't look bad, just a little red. It then dries up and becomes scaly, dry and nappy looking. The spread is slow, but I don't like it. It seems to mostly be around the base ring of my penis head now.
Is there anything I can pick up from the local wal-mart/wal-greens/store that is anti-fungal? what would be something good to pick up?
Hi,
It could be an allergic inflammation of the penile skin or it could be due to a fungal infection.
Allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) results when repeated exposure to an allergen (an allergy-causing substance) triggers an immune response that inflames the skin. Tens of thousands of drugs, pesticides, cosmetics etc. It maybe the moisturizer you are using. You could stop applying it and see if it helps in causing the rash to subside.
TRY applying a soothing oil like eucalyptus which will also take care of dry skin.Also try OTC anti-histamines to relieve the itching.
If these measures don't work, then you could apply anti-fungal medications as ointments on the affected areas.
REF:http://www.myonlinewellness.com/topic/topic100586656
I forgot to mention the word 'dry' in my post above. It gets dry, and scaley, which is what produces the redness, I guess..??