Coronary artery disease

Coronary caulitis is a common disease among men. It is also a disease that occurs in the penis and has a great impact on the health of the male reproductive system. If a man suffers from coronary caulitis, he needs to be treated in time to ensure that other parts of the male reproductive system are not affected. Below, we will introduce you to the relevant knowledge of coronary caulitis in detail!

1. What to do if your coronary sulcus becomes inflamed?

Keep the area clean to prevent secondary infection. Apply iodine-fluoride solution or anti-inflammatory ointment locally. Allergic balanitis requires oral anti-allergic drugs and topical cortisone ointment. For exudate erosion, 3% boric acid water or 0.1% levulinol can be used for wet compress. Non-infectious subacute patients can use corticosteroid cream. What to do if the coronary sulcus is inflamed?

In the chronic stage or dry and scaly skin, tetracycline cortisone ointment can be used. If the infection is obvious, with fever and lymphadenopathy, systemic antibiotics such as cefuroxime or ofloxacin can be used.

Circumcision: If the foreskin or foreskin is swollen and cannot be turned over for washing and drainage is not smooth, and the inflammation still cannot subside after general treatment, dorsal circumcision can be performed to facilitate drainage. Circumcision can be performed after the inflammation completely subsides.

2. What are the important causes of coronary sulcus inflammation?

According to clinical cases, the "inflammation of the coronal groin" mentioned by male friends is a typical symptom of balanitis. In fact, patients with excessive foreskin or phimosis are prone to this symptom. Because of the excessive foreskin or phimosis, smegma is easy to form, and the stimulation of smegma leads to inflammation of the coronal groin. I hope that patients can pay attention to this point.

3. Balanitis is divided into infectious and non-infectious types.

When inflammation occurs in the glans of a man, there will be obvious redness and itching, which is mostly caused by balanitis. In fact, balanitis is divided into two types: infectious and non-infectious. Infectious balanitis is often caused by unclean sexual life and infection with bacteria; non-infectious factors are mainly excessive foreskin and phimosis, which produce a lot of smegma, which will irritate the foreskin and mucosa and cause inflammation.