Hello, thank you for sharing your concerns in detail. The redness, dryness and discoloration of the glans when retracting the foreskin can occur due to irritation, balanitis, fungal infection, or inflammation of the foreskin/glans. Your
HbA1c of 6.2% is in the prediabetic range, and elevated blood
sugar can increase the tendency for genital irritation/infections.
Your reduced morning erections and difficulty maintaining rigid erections also deserve proper evaluation. At 36, these symptoms can be associated with blood sugar, blood pressure, excess weight, alcohol intake, stress/sleep problems, hormonal factors or vascular health. Since you are taking Telma 40 for blood pressure, your BP should also be reviewed.
For now, avoid forcibly pulling the foreskin back, wash gently with water and keep the area dry. Avoid soaps, antiseptics and fragranced products on the glans unless advised by a doctor.
Daily alcohol consumption is particularly important to address, as regular alcohol can contribute to erectile dysfunction, poor sleep, weight gain and metabolic problems. Reducing and ideally stopping alcohol can significantly help your overall health and sexual function. If you drink heavily every day, however, don't stop abruptly without medical advice because withdrawal can sometimes be dangerous.
If you have severe swelling, inability to retract or return the foreskin, pus/discharge, ulcers, significant pain or difficulty passing urine,please contact us for homeopathy treatment.
Regards
Dr Jyoti kadkol
Health Global Homoeopathy, whitefield, (Hoodi), vijayanagar, Bangalore
www.healthglobalclinics.com