What medicine should I apply to the red spots on the glans?

It is very common for men to have red spots on their glans. Generally speaking, there are many reasons for the red spots on the glans. It may be caused by physical illness, allergies, or other reasons. However, before the cause is clear, it is best not to use medication blindly. In order to prevent the disease from worsening, you need to pay attention to personal hygiene habits while actively treating it.

What medicine should I apply when there are red spots on the glans?

The red spots on the glans should be caused by galactitis. Many men have galactitis. This disease not only seriously damages physical and mental health, but is also not conducive to the sexual life of couples. The treatment of galactitis is mainly based on topical medications, including Pifukang, povidone iodine and Chinese medicines for clearing heat and promoting diuresis. Different types of galactitis have different treatment measures. It is recommended to use the medicine under the guidance of a doctor. Povidone iodine, as a disinfectant, has a significant effect on mold and is less irritating to the skin and mucous membranes. In addition, Chinese medicine believes that the onset of galactitis is often accompanied by dampness and heat in the individual's body, and Chinese medicines for clearing heat and promoting diuresis can be appropriately given in clinical practice.

Candidal glansitis symptoms can be treated with topical mycobacterial cream, clotrimazole, and oral itraconazole and fluconazole. Trichomonas glansitis symptoms can be treated with metronidazole and tinidazole. Amebic glansitis can also be treated with metronidazole and tinidazole.

When treating the symptoms of glansitis, different drugs must be selected according to the patient's actual condition. Only in this way can a very ideal treatment effect be achieved, otherwise it is impossible to have a good treatment effect.

For those with clear etiology, appropriate medication should be given. For example, for candidal glansitis, topical nystatin cream, clotrimazole, econazole, miconazole cream, or oral antifungal drugs can be used. For trichomonal glansitis, metronidazole, tinidazole, and trichostatin can be used. For amebic glansitis, emetine, metronidazole, and tinidazole are given. If the spouse suffers from candidal or trichomonal vaginitis at the same time, they should receive treatment at the same time.

When using drugs to treat balanitis, if the inflammation has developed for a period of time, it is best to cooperate with infusion therapy to prevent the inflammation from further worsening and causing erosion or pus. It should be noted that even if the condition of balanitis improves, it does not mean that the inflammation will not recur. Therefore, it is recommended that patients can undergo negative circumcision if necessary, which can effectively prevent balanitis.