Regarding Blanitis

2026-08-15 19:58:06
I had unprotected sexual intercourse once. Around 2–3 months later, I developed balanitis. At that time, the entire penis became very red, the skin started peeling/sloughing, and there was also pus/discharge. I consulted a homeopathic doctor and was given a cream, but I do not remember its name. The condition improved after using it. Since that episode, I have been having recurrent cuts/fissures on my frenulum. After masturbation, the penile skin becomes very red and the frenulum develops cuts. Even without masturbation, if I retract my foreskin, cuts can sometimes develop on the frenulum. I also experience itching at times. Currently, I am using Ketoconazole 2% w/w cream, but I still developed cuts on the frenulum. I was also recently prescribed Cefixime 200 mg + Ofloxacin 200 mg tablets. Please assess whether this could be recurrent fungal/bacterial balanitis, irritation/dermatitis, an STI-related problem, or a short/tight frenulum. Please advise whether I need any STI tests or an in
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unprotected sexual activity and transmission of STI depends a lot on whether the girl was your girlfriend or a sex worker . If your girlfriend then whether you both were seeing only each other or had multiple partners . Promiscuity is to be ruled out . That being said your condition needs detailed history and possible video consultation hence i recommend to connect .

Answered2026-08-19 17:51:13

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Answered2026-08-17 14:03:08

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This could be due to recurrent balanitis/dermatitis or mechanical irritation from a short/tight frenulum. An STI-related cause is also possible given the history of unprotected intercourse. Clinical history and examination is needed to determine the exact cause.

Answered2026-08-16 13:16:54

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Plz consult

Answered2026-08-18 15:27:21

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Please consult

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Connect please

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Consult urologist

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