Can I use Bactroban ointment for glans inflammation?

Every man should pay attention to the health of the glans penis and keep it in a relatively dry and clean environment, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of glans inflammation. As a male disease, glans inflammation will cause extreme itching in the male glans penis. At this time, drugs that can relieve itching can be used. So can Bactroban ointment be used to treat glans inflammation?

There are many drugs for treating galactitis, including Bactroban, which is a local antibiotic. In addition to using Bactroban for treatment, patients can also use erythromycin or tetracycline for treatment. It needs to be combined with the characteristics of galactitis, because galactitis has different characteristics and types in clinical practice, and the choice of medication will also be different.

As our lives are getting faster and faster, the details of daily life are often ignored by people, which increases the chance of suffering from glansitis. If men do not pay attention to personal hygiene, or have unclean sex life and other factors, it will lead to the occurrence of glans mucosa inflammation, which is clinically called glansitis. So, can Bactroban ointment be used to treat glansitis? Let's introduce the drug treatment of glansitis below.

1. Bactroban, also known as mupirocin ointment, is an antibiotic for topical use. It is used to treat skin infections caused by Gram-positive cocci, such as swelling, folliculitis, etc., primary skin infections or secondary skin infections such as eczema, ulcers, and trauma. It is okay to use Bactroban to treat glansitis, but the method of medication should be chosen according to the characteristics of the glansitis.

2. Balanitis can cause edematous erythema, erosive exudate, papules and abscesses or small abscesses. In severe cases, it may present with bleeding, ulcers, erosions and other characteristics. It is OK to use Bactroban to treat balanitis, but targeted treatment should be adopted. Patients can first take roxithromycin orally, and then use Bactroban for external use for 1 to 2 weeks. At ordinary times, attention should be paid to the cleanliness and dryness of the foreskin and glans penis.

3. Different types of glansitis require different medications. For acute superficial glansitis and annular effusive glansitis, patients can also use erythromycin or tetracycline. For trichomonal glansitis, patients can use metronidazole. For glansitis caused by Candida albicans, patients can use trichostatin or itraconazole. For glansitis, a combination of internal and external treatments is generally used, which has a better treatment effect.