What medicine is effective for balanitis?

The incidence of balanitis is very high, especially for male friends who are in adolescence. At this time, only antibiotics can be used to relieve the symptoms. As long as you insist on using the medicine for a period of time, you can recover completely without any sequelae to your body, and it will not recur.

If the disease is discovered, the foreskin should be turned over and soaked in 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution to clean the affected area, then antibiotic ointment should be applied. Appropriate antibiotics should be used and the disease will usually be cured within a few days. If the disease is more serious, effective treatment should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.

Detailed treatment

1. Antibiotics

Applicable to those with secondary infection.

2. Antifungal drugs

Suitable for candidal balanitis.

3. Glucocorticoids

Suitable for annular erosive balanitis.

Some people think that if there is something wrong with the genitals, it is a STD. In fact, as long as both husband and wife have no history of unclean sexual intercourse, if the husband's glans penis shows ulcers, erosions and other inflammation symptoms, it should be considered that it may be a non-STD disease, and do not be shy to see a doctor.

Common lesions of the reproductive organs include:

1. Penitis: Its symptoms are redness, edema, erosion, and even bleeding of the foreskin of the glans. If accompanied by bacterial infection, there will be unclear red spots in the foreskin, milky white exudate with pus and odor, and ulcers may form. In this case, it is very important to use Miaoshan Quyanling for treatment. Keeping the external genitalia clean is a good way to prevent this disease.

2. Penile cancer: The lesion is initially a hard nodule, which gradually increases in size, with an uneven nodular surface and a hard texture. In addition, a small number of patients have redness and erosion on the glans penis, which is hard and does not heal for a long time.

3. Fixed erythema drug eruption: caused by drugs, among which sulfa drugs such as co-trimoxazole are the most common, followed by tetracycline and antipyretic analgesic drugs. After the drug eruption occurs, there is often a burning and itching sensation in the local area, and pain after erosion. After proper rest and treatment, it can be cured in about three weeks.

4. Contact dermatitis: It often occurs on the glans penis. It is caused by stimulation from external medications, vaginal suppositories, contraceptive tools and deodorants, or certain soaps, resulting in local skin flushing, small papules, and even blisters, erosions and exudates. Patients often feel unbearable itching of the local skin.