Leucorrhea on the penis

Some men often have white secretions on their penises. These secretions are very similar to the leucorrhea secreted by women. If men find themselves with such symptoms, they should pay attention. Under normal circumstances, white substances will not be secreted outward. This situation may be caused by diseases such as balanitis or leukoplakia on the glans. Let’s take a look at what is going on with leucorrhea on the penis.

There is white discharge from the urethra. White secretions from the urethral opening are typical characteristics of the prostate. Since white spots on the glans penis are related to chronic irritation from the smegma, and white spots may become malignant, those with phimosis or excessive foreskin who have white spots on the glans penis should have circumcision as soon as possible. Considering dermatitis, it is recommended to take itraconazole or terbinafine orally for treatment. Avoid greasy food. Greasy food mainly refers to oils. Excessive intake of oily food will promote the secretion of sebaceous glands, which is not conducive to recovery. At the same time, you should also pay attention to eating less sweets and salty foods, which is conducive to recovery.

It is most likely caused by foreskin being too long, so you need to pay attention to hygiene. From the current medical perspective, circumcision is better than no circumcision. Therefore, it is recommended to go to the urology department of a hospital with the necessary conditions to have a circumcision. The possibility of prostatitis cannot be ruled out, and the symptoms mentioned above are common symptoms of prostatitis. There are many causes of prostatitis, including microbial infection, prostate congestion, autoimmune factors, allergies, psychological factors, etc. It is recommended to clean the glans regularly. When there is inflammation, you can use a little light salt water to clean it, or warm water to clean it. After cleaning, put some chloramphenicol eye drops in the groove of the glans and apply it evenly.

Symptoms of penile inflammation can be considered. Excessive foreskin, poor local hygiene, long-term stimulation of coronal sulcus secretions and dirt, or inflammatory reactions such as local redness and swelling caused by other factors such as infection may be the direct cause of penile inflammation. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment, generally take antibiotics, take a bath frequently, clean the foreskin cavity and the perineum after defecation to keep the genital skin and glans penis clean and dry.