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Swollen Foreskin: CAUSES, SIGNS, DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT
Foreskin swelling is often accompanied by redness, discharge, burning pain... so men need to be alert. So what are the signs and causes of your foreskin swelling? Is it easy to diagnose and treat this disease?
What is foreskin swelling? Foreskin swelling is a condition in which the glans of the penis is swollen, red, accompanied by pain and fluid secretion caused by many different factors, slowing down blood circulation in the glans. This condition makes it difficult for men to urinate and have sex, phòng khám nam khoa quận 1, affecting daily activities.
What causes a swollen foreskin? Swollen foreskin is a fairly common penile injury. This condition can also be accompanied by different severe and mild symptoms depending on the cause of the disease. Causes of foreskin swelling in men include:
1. Injury, collision Light collision and rubbing: light collisions can cause the foreskin to swell and become painful. Most cases of foreskin swelling in this situation are not dangerous and will go away after a few days. Traffic accidents, daily life accidents: these causes often cause moderate to severe injuries. After injury, the urinary tract often bleeds, the glans swells with scrotal hematoma, men need to see a doctor immediately to ensure safety.
2. Having unsafe sex Men have the habit of masturbating, having sex in the wrong position, and abusing sex toys. This can cause damage to the penis, leading to tearing of the tunica albuginea cavernosa of the penis (popularly known as penile fracture). The telltale signs are a swollen penis, a swollen glans, phòng khám nam khoa quận 2, and severe pain. Therefore, men need to see a doctor when they see these signs.
3. Foreskin inflammation When suffering from foreskin inflammation, in addition to swelling, the patient also experiences the following symptoms:
The foreskin is red. Shiny plaques appear on the tip of the penis. Uncomfortable itchy feeling. Pain when urinating and having sex. White genital semen appears like bean residue under the foreskin. Bad smell. Foreskin ulceration. About 3% - 11% of men experience balanitis at least once in their lives. Often the cause is an infection with the yeast Candida albicans (C. albicans) or Streptococcus bacteria.
In addition, some sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can cause urethritis, leading to balanitis. In particular, gonorrhea is caused by the bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Symptoms may appear within 2 - 30 days of infection. The disease's common symptoms are swelling of the foreskin, green or yellow pus appearing from the opening of the penis, frequent urination, painful urination, and pain during sex.
In addition, men with a long or narrow foreskin make it difficult to retract the foreskin from the head of the penis, leading to poor hygiene and a weakened immune system, creating favorable conditions for yeast. Bacteria overgrow, causing inflammation of the foreskin.
In case, foreskin swelling due to recurring inflammation is a warning sign that men may be suffering from diabetes, immunodeficiency, or even HIV but do not know they have the disease.
4. Allergic reactions Many men are allergic to creams or cleaning solutions of unknown origin, so absolutely do not use these without a doctor's guidance. When men need to clean their foreskin, they can use physiological saline or Povidine washing solution to limit allergies.
In addition, some men are often allergic to drugs used to treat other common diseases (usually antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs). When you notice a swollen glans with ulcers and discharge after taking the drug, men should stop taking the drug immediately and bring the prescription to a doctor for timely advice and treatment.
Many studies have recorded that about 4.3% of men are allergic to latex, leading to allergies when using condoms. Therefore, you should see a doctor for advice.
5. Foreskin strangulation This condition is also known as phimosis, which is manifested by the foreskin retracting but not being able to be pulled back to its original position. This causes the foreskin to become swollen and tight, which can block blood circulation to the tip of the penis. Risk of serious complications if not treated promptly.
When men see signs such as the foreskin becoming swollen and turning dark red or purple due to anemia. These are emergency signs, phòng khám nam khoa quận 3, men must immediately go to a medical facility for timely examination and treatment.
6. Prolonged erection and pain in the penis This is a persistent and painful erection of the penis that lasts more than 4 hours even without sexual stimulation. When men encounter this problem, they need to immediately go to the nearest medical facility for timely emergency treatment.
