Dry and sticky foreskin/glans

Posted 7 years ago, 5 users are following.

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tim241070

Hi guys, i've battling this condition for 4 months noi'm experiecing sticky foreskin while retracting.

Tried some creams like canesten but they just give. Temporary relief.

Any tip? I have seen that baking soda could help.

Thank you everyone.

Here's how my glans looks

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Pepasan tim241070

Posted 7 years ago

With no pics, I can't advise. However, I had surprisingly good results using Smith's Cremolia from Boots (UK of course)
ml66uk tim241070

Posted 7 years ago

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tim241070

Edited 4 years ago

Thanks for the quick replies guys.
This is how it looks.
Let me know if you know anything. The problem is getting quite annoying
- Pepasan tim241070
  
  Posted 7 years ago
  
  Does your forskin normally cover all or most of your glans? It looks to me more like a keratinised, circumcised, penis.
- tim241070 Pepasan
  
  Posted 7 years ago
  
  Yes my foreskin covers all the glans.
  I've been to a dermatologist and urologist. The first one gave me hydrocortisone and said i had lichen sclerosus . The last one said i had balanitis and gave me some soap for the penis.
  Today i'm going to make an appointment with another doctor to see what he says.
  Thanks for the answers guys. What you think it is?.
  I'm not feeling any itch or burning sensation if that helps.
- ml66uk tim241070
  
  Posted 7 years ago
  
  I'd be interested to know what the third doctor says.
  I think balanitis is more likely, in which case, these links may help:
  https://patient.info/health/balanitis-leaflet
  https://patient.info/doctor/balanitis-pro (written for doctors)
  I don't think it's lichen sclerosus, but if it is, there is a group here:
  https://patient.info/forums/discuss/browse/lichen-sclerosus-1341
  and these links may also help:
  https://patient.info/health/lichen-sclerosus-leaflet
  https://patient.info/doctor/lichen-sclerosus-pro (written for doctors)
- tim241070 ml66uk
  
  Posted 7 years ago
  
  Thanks a ton for the useful links!
  I'll report back as soon as i get visited by the doctor.
- tim241070
  
  Edited 4 years ago
  
  Hi guys,
  Finally went to a dermatologist.
  He said I have absolutely nothing and the color is normal. Though he prescribed me clobesol for 2 months 2 times a week.
  What do you think?
  Thanks!
- Pepasan tim241070
  
  Posted 7 years ago
  
  I hope you are reassured. I felt all along that there was nothing really wrong.

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