Candidal glansitis

Trichomonal glansitis is a common disease in dermatology and venereology in recent years. It mainly occurs in the glans penis. Most of the patients are sexually active young people, and their immediate family members have trichomonal vaginitis and intercourse during the onset of the disease can also cause the disease. This type of symptom is mainly caused by infection with trichomonas, and mainly occurs in the glans penis. Therefore, men should pay attention to clean hygiene and avoid unclean sex life, so as to avoid the influence of trichomonas.

Way:

1. Patients with trichomonas infection and glansitis should pay attention to daily hygiene, take a bath frequently, change underwear frequently, avoid extramarital sex, and abide by social ethics. If such a situation occurs, they should wear condoms and pay attention to cleaning. They can take medicine under the specific guidance of doctors and use drugs for treatment.

2. The common symptoms are that the foreskin and glans penis are slightly red, dry and clean, and the inner foreskin and the glans glans are accompanied by white cheese-like patches. When the scrotum is involved, a desquamative erythematous rash can be seen on the surface of the genitals, with significant itching. When the urethra is invaded, frequent urination and urgency may occur, and the patient may be unable to hold back urine. A very small number of patients may present with subacute edematous foreskin and glans inflammation, with significant penile edema and itching, small ulcers, and sometimes diabetes.

3. If the wife has trichomoniasis vaginitis, and the man also has symptoms of phimosis and itching of the glans penis, and is highly suspected of having trichomoniasis glansitis, he must go to the hospital to see a professional doctor for treatment, and do not take antibiotics indiscriminately to prevent the comorbidity from worsening. If one of the couple has this disease, they should stop having sex or use condoms to avoid cross infection.

Frequently Asked Questions:

In daily life, you should change your underwear frequently, keep your own towels and disinfect regularly, clean the foreskin with cold water every day, and do not use strong soap or potassium permanganate solution to clean it. Drug abuse and hormones are strictly prohibited. Actively treat organic lesions to improve the body's resistance. For patients with long foreskin, circumcision surgery should be performed as soon as possible after the fungal infection is cured!