Red spots and irritation of penis after masturbation - balantis

hi mate dealing with suspected eczema too. try keep it mositurized, small amount of organic coconut oil . dont use chemicals on it for washing,., just water, and dry it well, then put coconut oil on. ,or petroleum jelly /vaseline . mine looks awful dry . much better moisturized . its quite common for dryness to be an issue .

A, I generally agree with John with a few tweeks:

• avoid all chemicals including petroleum jelly / vaseline
• if you cannot find organic liquid Coconut Oil - 99% pure is regarded as really good
• use the coconut oil sparingly, once a day, a very light coat is all you need - if appearance is worse after using the oil for 4 or 5 days stop using it
• masturbation will make it worse, yes regularly abstaining from sex or masturbation will help, but should your symptoms worsen in future I suggest abstaining for at least 5 to 6 weeks at a time as what you are trying to build is for the problematical skin to develop resilience, and that takes weeks, or perhaps even months, rather than days

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  For the eczema that you have are you currently, or have previously seen a Dermatologist ......... ?

Hello

I hope you have solved your situation.

I had a similar situation.

I too, like you, starting from November 2020, I started having a series of glans discomfort, due to a badly treated balanitis, which came to me in 2019, but above all after a long series of masturbation sessions. I started to have dry skin on the glans, but everything got worse after an incompetent dermatologist, convinced that I had some pathology (in reality it was only mechanical trauma of the mucosa) gave me a cortisone cream that literally burned and dried my mucosa of the glans penis and part of the foreskin. Did you by chance also apply cortisone creams? In the absence of a pathology, on a "healthy" skin they do only damage, generating dryness of the mucosa, risk of mucosal atrophy and bleaching of the glans. I am returning to normal after 5 months off cortisone and reducing masturbation. Now I am much better and for a month I have been applying an emollient cream recommended to me by another dermatologist who told me that mine was trauma balanitis (continuous masturbation) greatly aggravated by cortisone. I hope my penis is back to normal by 2022.

PS

I took all the tests for STDs and they came back negative.

I performed dermatological checks and pathologies such as lichen, eczema or psoriasis were excluded.

It remains only to believe in traumatic balanitis + cortisone, there is no other answer, in fact reduction of masturbation and sex + emollient cream and vitamin E supplements for oral use, are doing their job, bringing me benefit.

hi, im dealing with the samw issue. did this ever get better for you? and if so what did you find helpful and how long did it take? ive had this for about a month now. thanks!