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How Can A Chemical Burn On The Penis Be Treated?

My fiance got chemical burn on his penis from work he works for a mobile car wash service and the chemicals they use to wash the cars He rang his rag out over his pants and it s see-through it s red all the way down from all of it between the legs and all what can I do to help him
Sat, 30 Sep 2017
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dear
It is really painful and awkward for the soft skin being accidentally exposed to irritant chemicals.
I hope you must have flushed with plenty of water as it is a universal solvent and soother.
we can start with a bland emolient with antiseptic properties like boroline or suthol.
Had I been your treating doctor i would have advised a antiinflammatory with analgesic like lyser d,and a antihistaminic levocet.Please wait and watch for any blisters and do take care of the light well ventilated clothing.
nutritious diet with plenty of fluids is necessary
Take care
hope this helps
most welcome for further queries
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How Can A Chemical Burn On The Penis Be Treated?

dear It is really painful and awkward for the soft skin being accidentally exposed to irritant chemicals. I hope you must have flushed with plenty of water as it is a universal solvent and soother. we can start with a bland emolient with antiseptic properties like boroline or suthol. Had I been your treating doctor i would have advised a antiinflammatory with analgesic like lyser d,and a antihistaminic levocet.Please wait and watch for any blisters and do take care of the light well ventilated clothing. nutritious diet with plenty of fluids is necessary Take care hope this helps most welcome for further queries