Will glansitis recur?

Among the common types of men's diseases, balanitis can be said to be relatively common, and the occurrence of this disease makes men more distressed and has a greater impact on their lives and work. Many men also want to know whether balanitis will recur? It is understood that the treatment of balanitis is not very complicated, but if it is caused by excessive foreskin, surgical treatment should be considered. Only thorough treatment can ensure that balanitis will not recur.

Penis inflammation is a common male disease. It is prone to recurring and causes great trouble to men's normal life.

1. Suffering from prepuce or phimosis. Patients with prepuce or phimosis are prone to smegma, which is difficult to remove. Therefore, it is not surprising that patients with prepuce or phimosis often suffer from balanitis. If you suffer from prepuce or phimosis, you should go to the hospital for circumcision at the right time.

2. Not paying attention to the hygiene of the external genitalia. The sebaceous glands of the foreskin of young men often secrete more vigorously. If you do not pay attention to cleaning the external genitalia frequently, or do not turn the foreskin up when cleaning, the secretions of the sebaceous glands of the foreskin will accumulate under the foreskin, forming smegma like tofu dregs, which is also an important factor in inducing glansitis.

3. Injury caused by masturbation Young people have strong sexual desire and often masturbate. Sometimes masturbation is too rough, which can cause varying degrees of foreskin damage. Because of the high excitement during masturbation, the damage is relatively small and may not be noticed, but the wound on the foreskin is very susceptible to bacterial contamination, thus inducing glans inflammation. The recurrence of glans inflammation is closely related to daily bad living habits. Therefore, men must pay attention to the prevention and care of glans inflammation in their daily lives to ensure health.

In clinical practice, many patients in the early stage of the disease have mild symptoms and ignore treatment. When they come to the clinic, they already have complications and comorbidities, which not only seriously endanger men's health, but also are difficult to treat. Such patients are prone to recurrence of glansitis. Some patients also have glansitis caused by excessive foreskin and phimosis. If this problem is not effectively treated, smegma may appear over time, which contains a large number of pathogenic bacteria and will cause male infection. In clinical practice, excessive foreskin and phimosis are the most common causes of recurrent glansitis. When symptoms of balanitis appear, many patients use external disinfectant and anti-inflammatory cleaners on their own, which can irritate the local skin and lead to chronic balanitis, causing both physical and economic harm to the patient.