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I am 19 years old and doing my UG. i have a white colour dust under my scortum sac. when i take bath i clean the dust.but it still secrets slightly. 3 months back i had UTI infection. now i am normal.
how to prevent to secret white dust under my scortum sac? what medicine should i take?
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Age:19 yrs
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I am 19 years old and doing my UG. i have a white colour dust under my scortum sac. when i take bath i clean the dust.but it still secrets slightly. 3 months back i had UTI infection. now i am normal.
how to prevent to secret white dust under my scortum sac? what medicine should i take?
E-mail address:***@****
Age:19 yrs
Gender:male
There are a lot of over-the-counter products for body fungus. You might google "Jock Itch" and see if those symptoms sound familiar. At least in the U.S., you can get jock itch medication at any drugstore (in the UK it would be called a chemist).
First, try to determine if it is a foreign substance, such as a washing powder from the laundry when your underwear is washed, or a soap from when you bathe that is not visible until your body dries, or if it is something coming from you, such as salt when you sweat. It is an unlikely place for dandruff, but there are other things that come out of the body -- if you rule out salt from sweat (and don't rule it out until you taste the substance -- it might be precipitating in flakes) you might check to see if it is smegma (look it up online for a description) although that doesn't seem to be the most likely place. It doesn't sound like it would be from urine or a urinary tract infection, but who knows. Check to see if it is salty or soapy, and then check with your doctor.
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I think it may be fungal infection. Under scortum sac it causes me itching and it turns red and tender. After itching that area a white powdery flakes falling off. How to cure the infection?
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