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Anyone here who has the same situation and get cure will you please help me. I'm so stressed. Please

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jonathan26633
jonathan26633

I noticed a red spot on my penis head after masturbation but its not itchy or burning feeling. And its disappearing after an hour. Then what is it? I'm washing my penis daily and my girlfriend doesn't have sex with anybody she is 100% faithful please help me to cure this. I'm so stressed sad I'm circumcised man. 

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  • Pepasan
    Pepasan jonathan26633

    Posted

    Are you using lube? I recommend it if you are circumcised.

    If you had rubbed your finger and it had a red patch that went away after an hour, would you be worried? How is it any different just because it is your penis?

    • jonathan26633
      jonathan26633 Pepasan

      Posted

      Thank you pepasan would please help me ?  Is this a serious disorder? I am not using lubes. My penis head now is normal. 
    • Pepasan
      Pepasan jonathan26633

      Posted

      Maybe you scraped yourself with your fingernail? Use lube - it'll probably enhance your pleasure, too.

    • jonathan26633
      jonathan26633 Pepasan

      Posted

      Can this be a balanitis or not? Because sometimes there is a possibility to have it and sometimes not. Thanks for helpin me bro. Hope you'll reply again

    • Pepasan
      Pepasan jonathan26633

      Posted

      Hi jonathan26633.

      Sorry - I'm not a doctor - just a fellow sufferer (occasionally, but not at the moment, luckily). I can't diagnose - none of us on the forum can, as it would require a physical examination. Go to a doctor if you are still concerned.

    • jonathan26633
      jonathan26633 Pepasan

      Posted

      Thanks to you Pepasan I am need to get rid of sex with my girlfriend. She has no irritation so it means its not a serious spots am I right? By the way are you an MD hope you reply back again thanks
    • jonathan26633
      jonathan26633 Pepasan

      Posted

      Thank you Pepasan I think its due to my over thinking about this. Do I need to get rid of having sex with my girlfriend? She has no irritation so it means that my situation is not that so serious it might only be an irritation or friction causing damage. Am I right? By the way are you a MD? Please reply thank you Pepasan
    • Pepasan
      Pepasan jonathan26633

      Posted

      I'm not a doctor so it must be your decision. Shouldn't your girlfriend be the one to decide? Show her - I expect she will be OK about it.

    • jonathan26633
      jonathan26633 Pepasan

      Posted

      What cream or medicine do you require ? Do you have or had this situation too? 
    • Pepasan
      Pepasan jonathan26633

      Posted

      I've had

      1. Lichen Planus, which required no treatment,

      2. fungal infection - used Daktarin,

      3. slight dryness and cracking of the foreskin - Smith's Cremolia was best for this but it's no longer available, so I just use Nivea skin cream now.

  • ml66uk
    ml66uk jonathan26633

    Posted

    If it disappears after an hour, I don't think there's anything to worry about.  It could just be mild balanitis though.  

    If it is balanitis, then these links may help:

    https://patient.info/health/balanitis-leaflet

    https://patient.info/doctor/balanitis-pro  ;

    (written for doctors)

    Washing (with water, no soap) daily, and taking a leak and washing after masturbation or sex will probably help, and you could also try Canesten cream or Daktarin cream.  Loose fitting cotton underwear may help, and some sites recommend washing underwear with non-biological washing powder or liquid.

    • jonathan26633
      jonathan26633 ml66uk

      Posted

      What do you mean biological liquid? Can you give me an example? And seriously no soap? Lastly Can this cream will make me cure ? Because I read on everybody they're not getting cured

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