Penile sulcus peeling

Penile glans peeling refers to the skin peeling in the gaps left by the glans. This kind of peeling may be caused by the frequent use of some bad shower gels, or the failure to rinse the area when taking a bath, coupled with weather changes, which leads to local peeling. Some peeling is physiological, but some peeling is abnormal. Whether ointment is needed can only be known after diagnosis, because the glans area is very sensitive and medication cannot be used casually.

What is the cause of the peeling of the glans?

Glans detachment

Symptoms of glansitis. There are many factors that cause glans peeling. For example, external irritants such as soap can cause the glans to dry out, leading to dry glansitis. Dry glansitis is a chronic inflammation that causes the local tissue near the top of the glans to turn white and harden. Common symptoms include redness, swelling, pain, and itching of the foreskin. Some parts may have erosions and ulcers. If there is unclean sexual behavior, the possibility of sexually transmitted diseases cannot be ruled out. Glans peeling is mostly caused by excessive foreskin and unclean sexual behavior.

How to treat peeling of the glans penis

Since peeling of the glans is a typical symptom of glansitis, if you experience excessive peeling, you must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. Tianjin Huaxia Hospital's original "red light penetration therapy" is based on the characteristics of the human body's normal tissues and diseased tissues that selectively absorb light energy of a specific wavelength. It radiates infrared light to local diseased tissues, causing them to absorb and produce a thermal curing mucosal effect, biological radiation resonance absorption effect and microcirculation effect, so as to promote the metabolism of local tissues, enhance the body's biological immune function, improve cell vitality, accelerate the regeneration of damaged nerves, and at the same time improve the phagocytic function of white blood cells and the nutritional status of local tissues. It has no side effects on normal tissues, thereby achieving a complete treatment of glansitis.

What ointment should I use for itching and peeling of the glans?

According to these symptoms, the itchy glans is likely to be balanitis, and it is likely to be fungal balanitis. The peeling indicates that the tissue is more obviously damaged, the foreskin is necrotic, and the necrotic tissue is falling off, which means that the inflammation has been invading for a long time. It is recommended that you open the foreskin and wash it every day, so that the glans is in a dry state. In order to make the necrotic substances fall off faster, it is recommended that you can apply external ointments such as Daknin, itraconazole, fluconazole, etc. on the foreskin and glans. It is recommended that you turn the foreskin and glans over and wash them with clean water before applying, and then apply the ointment again. The effect of the drug will be absorbed faster and act on this tissue faster, making the concentration of the tissue higher and killing the fungus faster.