What is the best medicine for candida penis

The glans penis is a male-specific feature. It is located in the lower body and is also a reproductive organ that facilitates the combination of sperm and egg. However, it often suffers from some diseases. It will be more or less infected by some external viruses, such as Candida albicans. Candida albicans is a fungal disease, but it can be cured. So what is the best medicine for Candida albicans?

Candidal glansitis has become a common disease in dermatology and venereology in recent years. It mainly occurs in the glans penis. Most patients are sexually active young men, or their spouses have candidal vaginitis and have sex during the outbreak period, which can also cause the disease.

The glans penis is flushed, with inflammatory papules (PS: or small red bumps in a pattern, densely arranged in large numbers), with a little scaling or exudation, and a sticky secretion or a white pseudomembrane-like white membrane on the glans penis. The patient feels itchy and burning. The patient is under great mental stress and is very scared. Scraping the scaling and directly fungal microscopy can find a large number of spores and pseudohyphae.

Fungal balanitis is caused by Candida albicans. It is recommended that you use cleanser to clean your vagina and then apply Daknin or clotrimazole cream. It can usually relieve the symptoms. Pay attention to vulvar hygiene and sexual hygiene, which can prevent it.

Pay attention to cleaning. For external treatment, clean with 1:5000 potassium permanganate and then apply to the affected area for 3-5 minutes; or use a topical non-irritating antifungal widow. If the effect is not good, you can take itraconazole 200 mg orally once a week for 2 consecutive times, and then use topical antifungal drugs to maintain the efficacy.

For Candida vulvae, the single dose is 0.15g, taken once. The local area can be cleaned with clean water, and then Daknin ointment is applied. It is best not to use soap, shower gel, or gynecological washing products on the vulva.

The basic principle of treating glansitis is to reduce inflammation and kill bacteria. Generally, both internal and external treatments are used. Trichostatin or itraconazole is often used to treat glansitis caused by Candida albicans. External washing with potassium permanganate solution is effective for both bacterial and fungal infections, and external application of iodine tincture is also effective.

For balanitis caused by candidal infection, it is completely OK to use Jie Er Yin to clean it, and then apply some clotrimazole cream. If the foreskin is too long, surgical removal is recommended.

After Candida infection, wash with Sophora flavescens wash solution, apply clotrimazole ointment topically, and take fluconazole according to the instructions. You will recover in about five days.

During the treatment period, you should pay attention to local hygiene. In severe cases, you can use potassium permanganate for cleaning. If you have foreskin that is too long, you should undergo surgery in time and avoid eating spicy food.