What to do if you have hair on your penis

When boys mature physically, they will have pubic hair and armpit hair growing. These are normal phenomena and there is no need to worry. Many teenagers are always worried about changes in their bodies and will feel uncomfortable after the appearance of pubic hair. Parents' sexual guidance is very necessary, and they need to intervene psychologically in time to relieve their anxiety. What should teenagers do if they have hair growing on their penis?

1. Live a regular life, pay attention to rest, and develop a reasonable work and rest habit. In life, you should also relax, strive to improve the quality of sleep, and relieve the stress in life. 2. Eat less spicy, fatty or high-sugar food, eat more vegetables, fruits and foods rich in vitamins, and keep the bowels open, which can eliminate toxins in the body in time and benefit the health of the body. 3. Pay attention to cleanliness. For genital folliculitis, do not scratch or squeeze hard when washing, and do not wash too frequently in daily life. 3-4 times a week is appropriate. Excessive cleaning will not achieve the desired effect. 4. Take time out as much as possible to exercise in life. Having a strong body can not only improve the body's resistance, but also enhance its own immunity.

Treatment method

Folliculitis does not require special treatment, and folliculitis only requires attention to local hygiene.

If you don't pay attention to the penis, it can easily lead to some serious harm. Penile folliculitis is a disease, and the treatment should be based on the specific situation. Therefore, in such a situation, you should pay attention to personal hygiene and consult a doctor to choose oral or topical antibiotics. Through reasonable methods, it will be better to avoid such a situation.

For external use: Bactroban ointment or 2.5% iodine tincture, apply to the affected area several times a day.

Oral administration: Tetracycline.

IV. Notes

Physical stimulation should be avoided. In terms of diet, attention should be paid to eating less alcohol and irritating foods such as sour and spicy foods. If there are recurrent attacks, patients should pay attention to eating less greasy food, eat more vegetables and fruits, increase vitamins, and keep bowel movements smooth. At the same time, attention should be paid to strengthening physical exercise, personal hygiene, and enhancing disease resistance.