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Skin tears under he foreskin and burns during sex

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arash23260
arash23260

I've had this for a few months, the skin under my foreskin below the head is kinda tender, everytime i have sex or masturbate, it tears and starts burning. i visited an urologist and was given an antibiotic cream which did not help. if left alone for a few days, it heals but the skin around is still tender and feels like it'll tear even with a slight pressure applied, any idea what this could be?

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  • Ivank11
    Ivank11 arash23260

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    Hi you should go back if it is not improving and perhaps a visit to a dermatologist. It could be lichen sclerosus do you have any pale discoloration in other areas on the glans or foreskin?

    • arash23260
      arash23260 Ivank11

      Posted

      hi, yes i do have discolouration right under the head. although, in worried about the red spot. the akin tears during sex or masturbating and it burns

    • Ivank11
      Ivank11 arash23260

      Posted

      Yas you will need to go back to the urologist and perhaps a dermatologist. if it is lichen sclerosus the red spot will scar over and the discoloration will slowly spread.

    • arash23260
      arash23260 Ivank11

      Edited

      hey, i visited a dermatologist and they said it could be a fungal infection and gave the below prescription which ive attached. should i start taking this or consult another derma?

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    • Ivank11
      Ivank11 arash23260

      Posted

      Hi yes I would take what you have been prescribed by the doctor and see if it improves. If it doesn't improve then go back to them.

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