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How Is Nonspecific Balanitis Treated ?

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Posted on Mon, 16 Apr 2012
Question: .Partner began to experience a slight itchy/burny feeling at the very tip of penis and opening. I have no symptoms (his partner), He has been feeling this for four or five days now. Our last encounter was over 2 weeks ago. He does not have sex with his wife, nor me my husband. I am his only sexual partner, although I have had others before him. I have no symptoms, however did have a bout of conjunctivitis/tosilitis begin at the same time he encountered this, and wonder if it is related?
I asked him the following:
1.) does it burn when peeing does it burn while peeing?
A. Very slight burn on peeing , Feel like something is dripping. But nothing; Feel like I need to pee
2.) is there any accumulation of fluid at the opening?
A. Feel like something is dripping. But nothing
No Accumulation.
3.) Do you use lubriderm moisturizer?
No
4.) Have you been on antibiotics lately?
No
5.) are you reddish there?
A. No
6.) Is this the first time you are experiencing the problem?
A. Yes....I haven't masturbated since we were together.
7) urinating more?
A. ever so slightly.

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Answered by Dr. Sudarshan (1 hour later)
Hi XXXXXXX

Thanks for your query.

You have already given answers to few questions but I would like to know a bit more

Does he have any vesicular lesions now/ in past?
Did you have any lesions on genitals?
Do you have any h/o herpes labialis /cold sore?
Did you you use condom?
Is there any erythema on /around genitals?
Do you have fever?
Any H/O other topical application?

Answer the questions above and if possible You can mail me the photos to YYYY@YYYY with subject:ATTN Dr XXXXXXX Please do confirm the sending of the photos by writing here, so that I can reply you back at the earliest.

Meanwhile ask him to drink more water .
He can take paracetamol tablet for pain.
He can apply soframycin cream over the lesions for the time being.


Please reply back with the above answers and mail the photos as this will help me in answering you better.

Awaiting your reply.

Take care.


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Follow up: Dr. Sudarshan (1 hour later)
Hello,

In answer to your questions:

Does he have any vesicular lesions now/ in past? - No, skin is normal
Did you have any lesions on genitals? - No, I do not
Do you have any h/o herpes...No indication of ever having
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Answered by Dr. Sudarshan (14 hours later)
Hi XXXXXXX

Thanks again.

According to information given by you (still you have not answered all my questions and I have not received any pics from you), it does not appear to be a specific venereal disease or STI.

It can be a nonspecific Balanitis. However a visit to your doctor will confirm the diagnosis.

Just follow my previous advise and you can apply mild steroid like hydrocortisone over the lesions.

They should subside within a weeks time.

Meanwhile avoid intercourse.Take a lot of water and everything will be fine.

Wishing you good health.

Take care.

Regards,
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How Is Nonspecific Balanitis Treated ?

Hi XXXXXXX

Thanks for your query.

You have already given answers to few questions but I would like to know a bit more

Does he have any vesicular lesions now/ in past?
Did you have any lesions on genitals?
Do you have any h/o herpes labialis /cold sore?
Did you you use condom?
Is there any erythema on /around genitals?
Do you have fever?
Any H/O other topical application?

Answer the questions above and if possible You can mail me the photos to YYYY@YYYY with subject:ATTN Dr XXXXXXX Please do confirm the sending of the photos by writing here, so that I can reply you back at the earliest.

Meanwhile ask him to drink more water .
He can take paracetamol tablet for pain.
He can apply soframycin cream over the lesions for the time being.


Please reply back with the above answers and mail the photos as this will help me in answering you better.

Awaiting your reply.

Take care.