Penile epidermal damage

Damage to the penile epidermis may be a skin infection, which can be relieved by applying some disinfectants and ointments. The severity should be confirmed by going to the hospital for examination. It is necessary to avoid unclean sexual life. It may also be caused by local friction. You can apply some iodine solution for disinfection. Don't worry too much. As long as it is discovered and treated in time, there will be no big problem.

In this case, it is considered to be genital herpes or inflammation of the foreskin and glans. It is impossible to judge based on the description alone. It is recommended to go to the hospital to find out the cause. The treatment methods for these two diseases are different. Herpes generally requires antiviral treatment, and inflammation requires antibiotic treatment. Do not have sex before it is cured. In this case, if the vagina is dry during intercourse, you can use some lubricant. Sexual life should be gentle, not too intense.

If you have frequent urination, urgency, or skin rashes, it is recommended to avoid unclean sex and wash your genitals frequently with warm water. You can see a venereal disease specialist or a genital specialist to get a timely diagnosis based on your specific symptoms and signs, and take medication in a timely manner based on the examination results.

Penile skin damage has two meanings: the epidermis can be seen peeling off, revealing a fresh wound surface, and even bleeding. This is damage visible to the naked eye.

The other level means that although there is no visible damage, there are wounds on the skin that can cause microbial infection, and a magnifying glass is needed to see it. From the patient's description, the penis skin is damaged. The problem is that if the damage to the glans penis has always been under the effective protection of condoms (although the condom was changed, there was no direct contact with the woman's genitals in the middle, nor was there any contact with the woman's secretions), it should be safe.

The pain at the base of the penis may be caused by the elastic band of the condom being squeezed or caused by the friction of the elastic band, which is a minor injury. If there is no contact with secretions, it should be safe. The probability of the patient being infected is difficult to calculate, and the definite answer is that the possibility of infection cannot be completely ruled out. If the patient has any questions, he should go to the relevant clinic set up by the local health and epidemic prevention department for consultation.