What spray should I use for glansitis?

The probability of glans inflammation in men is very high. This disease will affect the male reproductive function and is very detrimental to the health of the genitals. As the disease progresses, it can also induce urinary system diseases, which greatly reduces the quality of sexual life. To prevent glans inflammation, you need to pay attention to daily hygiene. Some patients do not like to apply medicine during treatment. So what spray is used for glans inflammation?

First, what spray should be used for glansitis? Econazole nitrate spray is used to treat fungal infections. Glansitis can be caused by fungal infections or bacterial infections. You can try using it in this case, but it is recommended that you go to the hospital's andrology department for a checkup and symptomatic treatment. Fluconazole tablets combined with modified chitin spray are ideal for the treatment of candidal glansitis. Compared with oral medication alone, it can significantly reduce the recurrence rate, is safe and reliable, has no serious side effects, and is suitable for clinical application.

Second, the common treatment methods for glansitis are: those with clear etiology should be treated specifically for the etiology. For example, for those with candida infection, oral antifungal drugs and topical nystatin can be used. For those with obvious infection accompanied by fever and lymphadenopathy, antibiotics can be used to treat non-gonococcal glansitis; using condoms during sexual intercourse can reduce the spread of non-gonococcal glansitis; the treatment of non-gonococcal glansitis is best treated by husband and wife. When one of the husband and wife is infected, both should be examined and treated at the same time. For those with prepuce that is too long, circumcision should be performed after the acute inflammation is controlled.

Third, keep the area clean and hygienic to avoid irritation. If you are not a fungal patient, you can apply corticosteroid cream when there is dryness and desquamation; if there is erosion and exudation, you can use solution to clean and wet the affected area. The ulcer surface should be changed every day and physical therapy should be performed. Do not share towels and basins for washing the genitals with others, and do not share underwear. If there are infants and young children at home, you must strictly disinfect items and hands to prevent transmission through close contact.

Male friends should change the dressing in time if ulcers or erosions are formed, twice a day, to avoid uncomfortable stimulation. Wash the foreskin and glans penis frequently, and keep the foreskin cavity clean and dry. Avoid unclean sex and keep yourself clean. Do not use medicine blindly, pay attention to personal hygiene, especially local cleanliness, regular life, light diet, drink plenty of water, and avoid spicy and irritating food.