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Fungal infection
Hi. I am 33 male . I am uncircumcised . I am having a problem with the head of my ****, there is white coloured particle all over it. It's is not a long term decease . I had same issue last year but went after a week . Now again happening . It's not itching or iritatting but I know it's not normal .. can someone help me on this , home remedies are most welcome bcz hospitals are busy with Corona ..
Ya, avoid hospitals at all costs right now. Not only are docs busy but it is like walking into the hot zone yourself risking getting the covid 19 too. What about a pharmacy? If you had a diagnosis before of a fungal infection, you could try treating this again with the same kind of cream. https://www.healthline.com/health/mens-health/white-spots-on-foreskin#herpes What did you use last year when this happened? miconozole is common. Your doctor may call in a prescription without seeing you right now if you call the and say it's the same as last time if they used a prescribed ointment on it.
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Last time it went away without any cream usage .. today I tried to remove it using soap it gone now but not sure will back in the morning . Also head of the penis is violet now . Suggest me a cream which is safe to use on uncircumcised pennis
You need to see a doctor. Don't try to treat this yourself. Just because it was one thing last year doesn't mean it is the same this year.
There must be a doctor you can see. Don't go to the hospital - this isn't a medical emergency, and hospitals are for emergencies.
Can you go to an urgent care or STD clinic? Even if it's not an STD, they'll be familiar with fungal infections, etc.
There must be a doctor you can see. Don't go to the hospital - this isn't a medical emergency, and hospitals are for emergencies.
Can you go to an urgent care or STD clinic? Even if it's not an STD, they'll be familiar with fungal infections, etc.
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