I have been having weird symptoms under the foreskin on my "man part" it seems like the skin is deteriorating, I keep wiping it off but white flakes keep building up under the ring between the foreskin and the head of my "man part" the flesh is getting more and more worn looking and tender. What might it be?
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I have a very bothersome genital problem
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Just like women get yeast infections, men get them too. Fortunately, they are easily treated with antifungal medications, many of which are available over the counter without a prescription.
In case you are wondering, this type of infection can be transmitted by intercourse, but it is not considered a sexually transmitted disease because you can get this infection even without intercourse. So, it would be a good idea to delay intercourse until you've been treated.
Best of luck!
In case you are wondering, this type of infection can be transmitted by intercourse, but it is not considered a sexually transmitted disease because you can get this infection even without intercourse. So, it would be a good idea to delay intercourse until you've been treated.
Best of luck!
Pick up some lamisil Otc and apply to the area a few times a day for two weeks. Make sure to pull your foreskin back and wash every day and rinse with clean water. Pat area dry. Pay special attention to keeping the area clean and dry and then apply the cream several times per day. Good luck!
Consider seeing a urologist, treat the infection, and getting the foreskin removed as you may have recurrent infections through out your life. This is why it is often done after birth.
Your description sounds as if it's likely a fungal infection that will require an antifungal cream. Recommend you see your primary care doctor or a dermatologist for definitive diagnosis and treatment.