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Had Unprotected Sex, Japs Eye Goes Red After Ejaculation, Red Ring Around Foreskin. What Could This Be?

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Posted on Sun, 16 Sep 2012
Question: I had unprotected sex 6 weeks ago and now my japs eye goes red after ejaculation and in mornings when wake up I also get a red ring round the end of my foreskin, what could this be?
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Answered by Dr. Praveen Rodrigues (2 hours later)
Hi there XXXXXXX How long after that particular unprotected sexual exposure did these things develop..redness & red ring? From your description, it fits into a candidal balanitis (fungal/candidal origins) & all that is required would be a topical antifungal cream combined with a stat (one time) dose of a systemic antifungal eg fluconazole 150mg. If this does not settle down, please review with your dermatologist after 48-72 hrs if absolutely no improvement noticed. I note & please correct me if am wrong, there are no particular symptoms of note..ie no burning etc, perhaps a mild irritation. Do take care & am open to answer any queries. Cheers & Good luck!
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Had Unprotected Sex, Japs Eye Goes Red After Ejaculation, Red Ring Around Foreskin. What Could This Be?

Hi there XXXXXXX How long after that particular unprotected sexual exposure did these things develop..redness & red ring? From your description, it fits into a candidal balanitis (fungal/candidal origins) & all that is required would be a topical antifungal cream combined with a stat (one time) dose of a systemic antifungal eg fluconazole 150mg. If this does not settle down, please review with your dermatologist after 48-72 hrs if absolutely no improvement noticed. I note & please correct me if am wrong, there are no particular symptoms of note..ie no burning etc, perhaps a mild irritation. Do take care & am open to answer any queries. Cheers & Good luck!