Introduction to Circumflex Erectile Dysfunction

Let me introduce you to circumferential balanitis. Circumferential balanitis is a more serious type of balanitis. Circumferential balanitis can be caused by various reasons, such as excessive foreskin, smegma stimulation, local physical factors stimulation, various infectious factors, etc. Let me introduce you to circumferential balanitis.

Condition Analysis:

Hello, annular ulcerated balanoposthitis refers to the presence of erythema on the glans and foreskin, which gradually expands and becomes annular, and can form a superficial ulcer surface.

Guidance:

Causes of the disease include excessive foreskin, drug stimulation, etc. Therefore, if you wash your foreskin regularly, you will not suffer from circumflex balanoposthitis, because keeping your foreskin clean can prevent the occurrence of the disease.

Symptoms of annular ulcerated phimosis of glans: Erythema can be seen on the glans and foreskin, which gradually expands and becomes ring-shaped, and may form a superficial ulcer surface.

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Causes

It can be caused by various reasons, such as excessive foreskin, smegma irritation, local physical factors, various infectious factors, etc.

Three major types

1. Annular effusive balanoposthitis due to stagnation of toxic fire

In the case of toxic fire stagnation type annular effluvium phimosis glansitis, the foreskin and glans are red and swollen, with erythema, papules, blisters or effluvium, spontaneous pain, dysuria, oral ulcers, irritability. This is due to the stagnation of toxic fire, which cannot be vented. Treatment should be aimed at clearing away heat, purging fire, and detoxification.

2. Damp-heat-infested annular ulcerated phimosis

Authoritative experts in men's medicine point out that damp-heat-worm-infested annular effusive phimosis of the glans can be seen with flushing of the glans, blisters or erosion, and penile pain; laboratory examinations can show Candida albicans or Trichomonas infection; it is often accompanied by genital dampness, genital itching, bitter and sticky mouth, and yellow and red urine. This is due to damp-heat evil flowing down the liver meridian and causing worms. The treatment should be to clear away heat and dampness, kill worms and stop itching.

3. Hepato-renal Yin deficiency type annular ulcerated balanitis

In the case of liver-kidney yin deficiency type annular effusive balanoposthitis, the foreskin and glans may be patchy or thickened, or hardened. Generally, there is no itching or pain, but it may be accompanied by symptoms such as backache and premature ejaculation. This is due to damp-heat or damp-toxicity damaging the yin of the liver and kidney. The treatment should focus on nourishing the liver and kidney.

Treatment options

(1) Keep the area clean and avoid irritation.

(2) Local treatment is very important. For those with dry and scaly skin, apply corticosteroid ointment. For those with erosive exudate, apply potassium permanganate solution or refluxol-resorcinol solution. Change the dressing on the ulcer surface every day and perform physical therapy.

(3) If the infection is obviously accompanied by fever and lymphadenopathy, systemic antibiotics can be used.

(4) For those with clear etiology, special treatment should be given to the causative factors. For example, for candidal balanitis, nystatin or ketoconazole should be applied topically. For amebic balanitis, emetine should be injected. For trichomonal balanitis, metronidazole or tinidazole can be given.

(5) For those with prepuce that is too long, circumcision should be performed after the acute inflammation is under control.

Complications

Clinically, it can exist independently or be a mucosal symptom of Reiter's disease. The clinical manifestations are erythema on the glans and foreskin, which gradually expands and becomes annular or multi-annular, and later forms a superficial ulcer. In patients with poor foreskin reversal, secretions accumulate locally, which often leads to secondary infection and aggravates the symptoms. At this time, the annular characteristics are lost, and it is difficult to distinguish it from superficial balanitis.

The above is the introduction to circumflex balanoposthitis. I hope that patients with the above symptoms will go to the hospital for examination in time, determine the condition, and receive formal treatment. For treatment, it is best to go to a national public tertiary hospital, where not only the level of doctors is guaranteed, but also the treatment equipment and technology are the most advanced. I hope that the above introduction to circumflex balanoposthitis can help you.