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saurabh51753
saurabh51753

imageI have a red patch on penis head from which water like liquid keeps coming , I'm 19 year old , i also have a white layer behind the penis head , which gets cleared in a week but comes back again , i hv started applying tbact ointment on it and after 3 days I'm having difficult retracting the foreskin , it pains while retracting , what I'm going through?imageimage

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  • Tizio
    Tizio saurabh51753

    Posted

    Hello

    If I can give you a suggestion, I would tell you to see a doctor as soon as possible, possibly a dermatologist or urologist.

    You have to perform tests for STDs, including a swab for fungi and bacteria, a urethral swab, urinalysis, sperm and blood tests and most importantly, to understand your situation, since I believe it is actually a skin disease, even quite advanced:

    • You need to perform a skin biopsy of the inner foreskin and the spot on the glans penis.

    From what I see it would appear to be either zoon lichen or balanitis. In both cases, circumcision could be essential.

    In case you are having a circumcision, REQUEST a biopsy of all the skin removed.

  • Rob5151
    Rob5151 saurabh51753

    Posted

    From your description & photos, it certainly looks like a serious case of balanitis. Balanitis covers many skin issues, so best to get a doctors opinion and treatment plan. It may require a couple of different ointments to recover.

    If you had retraction issues since been on the tbact ointment, then I would be reconsidering it's use. Talk with your doctor if it was prescribed.

    You're unlikely to require circumcision. Most doctors would only recommend this as a last resort.

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