Hello Doctor,
I have a concern regarding my foreskin. For quite some time, it seems to have remained retracted behind the glans, and occasionally I feel as though it gets stuck there, especially when I wear tight pants or jeans and go outside for work.
When I gently retracted the foreskin a little further than its usual position, I noticed that the outermost edge/tip of the prepuce seems to be somewhat stuck or attached to the shaft. I am wondering whether this could be the reason why my foreskin is unable to cover the glans normally.
I would prefer not to undergo circumcision. Could you please advise whether there is any cream, ointment, or other non-surgical treatment that could help resolve this problem?
I would appreciate your advice on whether I should be examined in person and what treatment would be appropriate.
Thank you, Doctor.
Boil cyst type. Two images enclosed here.
Looks white in colour
Rubbery soft hollow formation
Tender in touch with hard side skin
For over last 2.5 years
No Pain
No Irritation
It ison leg and buns joint sideways curvature.
Age 55 years, Male
Please diagnose and suggest what to do or take.
Dull,dry,postpartum pigmentation around the forehead,chin&lip area. My dermatologist had recommended glutathione and vitamin C tablets. Are there any over the counter medicines that i can take safely as a breastfeeding mother to a 2.5 year old. I often come across the brands like Oziva or Trunativ - collagen and glutathione
Constant itching on the body, severe at night , all blood test reports are normal including elisa test from n other things.
Usually get rashes while itching on the back, in the night its usually from head to toe
Attaching the picture of how it looks after a little scratch
Recently i have been developed by this two inflammed pimple after removing the hairs near tail bone I have been prescribed clindamycin topical ointment using since past 2 week but no use . It's painful to lie down because of this . I am also suffering from pilonidal cyst. This pimple reoccur frequently.
Is this hs or pyogenic granuloma?.
