What is the best medicine for itchy glans?

Itching is a common skin disease among men. Because it is very private, it is often very embarrassing. For example, when you are in public everyday life, if your turtle itches, it will make you feel very uncomfortable. In comparison, people with immune problems and those who do not pay attention to hygiene are more likely to develop this symptom. So how should we use medicine to treat the problem of itching in turtles?

Which medicine is most effective for itchy toe nail?

First, keep the area clean, avoid irritation, and prevent secondary infection. For local areas, 1/5000 potassium permanganate solution can be used for soaking, cleaning, and applying anti-inflammatory ointment.

Disadvantages: It cannot eliminate the cause of the disease and is used as an auxiliary treatment.

Second, antifungal and antitrichomoniasis drugs are used to treat different pathogens. If the infection is severe, fever and lymphadenopathy occur, antibiotics can be applied to the whole body. For those caused by skin allergies, corticosteroid Chinese medicine preparations can be applied externally.

Disadvantages: Long-term use is very likely to cause side effects, such as gastrointestinal reactions, kidney toxicity, etc.

3. If the foreskin is too long or the penis is edematous and cannot be soaked in the opposite direction, the drainage method is not smooth, and the inflammation still cannot disappear after general treatment, it is possible to cut the foreskin between the bones to facilitate the drainage method. Circumcision should be performed after the inflammation disappears completely.

Generally speaking, glansitis is mostly considered to be a bacterial infection. Long-term inflammatory irritation can cause the squamous epithelial cells to fall off and cause metabolic diseases. First of all, it is recommended to clean the penis every day, maintain local environmental hygiene, avoid excessive fatigue and staying up late, check the cytology, perform bacterial culture, and increase drug sensitivity tests to facilitate the use of targeted therapeutic drugs.

Inflammation of the small turtle is generally caused by excessive internal heat caused by staying up late and overwork for a long time, as well as the accumulation and irritation of dandruff. It is recommended to pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late and overwork, do not eat irritating foods, do not drink alcohol, eat a light, nutritious and easy-to-digest diet, wear loose cotton underwear, avoid sitting for a long time, and apply mupirocin cream for treatment.

If it is confirmed to be glansitis, it can be treated by soaking in 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution, applying erythromycin ointment, taking cephalosporins and other drugs. If it is a trichomonal infection, it can be treated by applying clotrimazole ointment and maintaining daily hygiene. If the foreskin is long, surgical treatment can be performed after the infection is controlled.