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My reproductive organ is really itchy for a while I have no symptoms of fever or other things but the shaft of the penis is really itchy what should I do?
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Tab montair lc 0_0_1(5) Tab levocetricine 1_0_0(5) Tab dolo 1_0_1(6) clocip B cream at night Liquid paraffin for day time 3_4 times Avoid innerwear for a week r soft cotton innerwear
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Its allergy, use bilast m
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Take tab cetrizine 5mg one morning and one evening for 7 days. Apply candid b ointment, 2 times daily for 2 to 4 weeks. Avoid using tight, nylon or damp underclothes. Consult offline after 2 weeks.
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Itching on penis shaft without fever is usually due to: • Fungal infection • Sweat + poor hygiene • Allergy to soap/condom • Dry skin What you can do: • Wash with plain water, avoid harsh soaps • Keep area dry • Wear loose cotton underwear • Avoid scratching If redness, white patches, rash, or discharge is present, antifungal cream may be needed after examination. If itching continues more than few days, proper check-up is advised. Based on your symptoms, this may require proper clinical assessment and prescription. You may book an online consultation with me for detailed evaluation and personalised treatment plan.
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Locally apply betnovate c ointment over shaft of penis. Tab montek lc one at night for five days. Maintain. Tab ictraconazole200 two times after food for 2weeks. Cotton undergarments to use change daily n wash n soak in sunlight Use of casuals  rather than jeans  till u feel itch
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Penile shaft itching (without fever, discharge, pain, or ulcers) at 18 years is most commonly due to: • Fungal infection (mild candidal balanitis/dermatitis) • Sweat & moisture irritation • Contact allergy (new soap, condom, lubricant, detergent) • Friction (tight clothes, masturbation irritation) If there is: ✔ Redness ✔ Mild peeling ✔ White patches ✔ Itching worse in humidity → Fungal cause is likely. If only dry skin + itching → irritant dermatitis more likely. Since no fever, no discharge, no painful urination — this does NOT sound like a serious STI at first glance.
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✔ Keep area clean and dry ✔ Wash only with plain water (avoid soap for a few days) ✔ Wear loose cotton underwear ✔ Avoid scratching You can apply:
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✔ Change underwear daily ✔ Dry area completely after bathing ✔ Avoid scented body wash ✔ If sexually active, use protection ✔ If partner has itching/discharge, both may need treatment Most penile itching at your age is simple fungal or irritation-related and improves in 7–10 days with proper care. If it does not improve in 1–2 weeks or worsens, a proper examination is important. If you prefer, you can book an online consultation to assess symptoms more precisely and rule out STI-related causes confidently.
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Fungal infection. Usually in fungal infection there is no fever present , only itching and burning sensation feel sometime. Please consult me on practo for further management and proper evaluation for your problem.
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Dermatologist
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Kindly do connect and consult
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Few more details needed for further evaluation. Kindly consult
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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