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How Can I Remove The White Patches On The Foreskin Of Penis ?
DEAR DOCTOR , IN MY PENNIS FORSKIN AFTER SOME WHITE PATCHES IS THERE ,I M VERY WONDERING ABOUT IT .EVEN I M NOT MARRIED AND THIS MATTER ALSO BLOCK MY MARRIAGE IDEA.PLEASE ADVISE ME.OR CAN I TAKE PUVA TREATMENT OR IF IT S GIVE ANY SIDE EFFECT TO MY PENNIS.PLEASE ADVISE ME... THANK YOU
Mon, 2 Apr 2012
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White patches on foreskin of the penis....
It is called ...VITILLIGO of Prosthesis..(Leucoderma)..,
It is due to Persistent irritation of infection...,
i.e....STDs, FUNGAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL (itching), CHEMICAL...etc.,
Beat Advise is...,
1) Remove foreskin by doing CIRCUMCISSION....
2) Application of Clobetasol, Miconazole and gentamycin cream...,
3) Tab Dicaris..( Levamisole 150 mg ).,
4) Tab Fluconazole 150 mg weekly once for 4 weeks..,
5) Frequent washes with SALT WATER..,
Itching is combat by usiong Cetrizine tabs..,
ok...good lcuk..,
Thanks for choosing HCM..,
White patches on foreskin of the penis....
It is called ...VITILLIGO of Prosthesis..(Leucoderma)..,
It is due to Persistent irritation of infection...,
i.e....STDs, FUNGAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL (itching), CHEMICAL...etc.,
Beat Advise is...,
1) Remove foreskin by doing CIRCUMCISSION....
2) Application of Clobetasol, Miconazole and gentamycin cream...,
3) Tab Dicaris..( Levamisole 150 mg ).,
4) Tab Fluconazole 150 mg weekly once for 4 weeks..,
5) Frequent washes with SALT WATER..,
Itching is combat by usiong Cetrizine tabs..,
ok...good lcuk..,
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
As there is no h/o exposure STD is ruled out.
You might have fungal infection on fore skin or pre vitiligo on the part.
There is another possibility of having collection of smegma under the fore skin giving this type of picture.
Clean the smegma by averting fore skin while taking bath.
Get physically examined by your doctor and go for treatment accordingly.
Ok and bye.
Welcome to HCM,
As there is no h/o exposure STD is ruled out.
You might have fungal infection on fore skin or pre vitiligo on the part.
There is another possibility of having collection of smegma under the fore skin giving this type of picture.
Clean the smegma by averting fore skin while taking bath.
Get physically examined by your doctor and go for treatment accordingly.
Ok and bye.
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