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ITCHING IN THE PENIS 8 CAUSES HOW TO TREAT
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from psoriasis on any part of their body have a high risk of also having psoriasis on their penis. However, this problem does not always manifest itself with a red spot on the penis, and can only affect the glands of the glans, which causes an intense itching sensation and the presence of bright red or pink patches that can easily come off.
How to treat: the ideal is to always keep the area well washed to avoid skin irritation, preferably using cold water. In addition, home remedies, such as applying a compress dipped in cold chamomile tea, can also alleviate symptoms. Learn about other home remedies to treat psoriasis.
4. Candidiasis
Although it is more common in women, candidiasis is also one of the main causes of itching in the intimate region of men and is caused by the excessive accumulation of the fungus Candida albicans on the glans. In addition to itching in the genital region, you may notice the appearance of red and/or white patches on the penis, dry skin and the presence of white secretion.
This fungal growth is almost always caused by a lack of proper hygiene of the penis, but it can also be a sign of diabetes or autoimmune diseases, such as HIV infection, for example. Learn the main causes of candidiasis in men.
How to treat: most of the time, treatment involves applying an antifungal ointment, such as miconazole or clotrimazole, for about 7 days. However, oral medication and making some changes to your diet, such as reducing the amount of sugar and carbohydrates, may also be recommended.
5. Pubic lice
This type of lice causes irritation of the skin in the intimate area, resulting in a constant itching sensation on the penis. Pubic lice can be transmitted through intimate contact or by sharing towels, sheets, underwear or other objects that come into direct contact with the intimate area.
How to treat: the best way to eliminate pubic lice is to shave your pubic hair, since the lice cling to the hair and not the skin. However, there is also the option of treating it with special sprays and lotions, such as malathion or permethrin cream, which can be prescribed by a dermatologist.
6. HPV
One of the most common symptoms of HPV is the appearance of warts in the intimate area, however, more general symptoms may appear, such as itching or redness on the penis.
HPV is transmitted through unprotected intimate contact, but its symptoms may not manifest themselves, and the infection will eventually disappear without treatment. However, in some cases, genital warts may appear several months to 2 years after infection with the virus. For this reason, many men who have the virus may not know they are infected.
How to treat: There is no specific treatment to cure HPV, as the body needs to eliminate the virus on its own, which can take a few years. However, to stop transmission and self-infection, it is important to remove the lesions through electrocautery, cryotherapy or some ointments/gels.
7. Chlamydia
Although almost all sexually transmitted diseases can cause itching and discomfort in the penis, chlamydia is the one that most often presents itching as an early sign, in addition to urethral discharge.
Therefore, men who practice unprotected sex, whether vaginal, anal or oral, should undergo tests for STDs regularly, in order to identify whether they are infected and begin treatment.
How to treat: you should take an antibiotic prescribed by your urologist, usually azithromycin or doxycycline. It is recommended that your partner also undergo treatment.
8. Lichen nitidus
Lichen nitidus is a chronic inflammation of the skin that can affect the genital area, folds, abdomen and chest, causing the appearance of skin-colored or pinkish bumps that can itch in some cases.
How to treat: in general, the bumps caused by lichen nitidus disappear after a few months. However, your doctor may recommend treatment with topical or oral corticosteroids if you experience symptoms or aesthetic discomfort.
You need to take care of your intimate health, do not ignore signs and possible pain, see a doctor and get tests done. That was today's video, subscribe to the channel and don't miss any videos.Nr. de visualizações:0
from psoriasis on any part of their body have a high risk of also having psoriasis on their penis. However, this problem does not always manifest itself with a red spot on the penis, and can only affect the glands of the glans, which causes an intense itching sensation and the presence of bright red or pink patches that can easily come off.
How to treat: the ideal is to always keep the area well washed to avoid skin irritation, preferably using cold water. In addition, home remedies, such as applying a compress dipped in cold chamomile tea, can also alleviate symptoms. Learn about other home remedies to treat psoriasis.
4. Candidiasis
Although it is more common in women, candidiasis is also one of the main causes of itching in the intimate region of men and is caused by the excessive accumulation of the fungus Candida albicans on the glans. In addition to itching in the genital region, you may notice the appearance of red and/or white patches on the penis, dry skin and the presence of white secretion.
This fungal growth is almost always caused by a lack of proper hygiene of the penis, but it can also be a sign of diabetes or autoimmune diseases, such as HIV infection, for example. Learn the main causes of candidiasis in men.
How to treat: most of the time, treatment involves applying an antifungal ointment, such as miconazole or clotrimazole, for about 7 days. However, oral medication and making some changes to your diet, such as reducing the amount of sugar and carbohydrates, may also be recommended.
5. Pubic lice
This type of lice causes irritation of the skin in the intimate area, resulting in a constant itching sensation on the penis. Pubic lice can be transmitted through intimate contact or by sharing towels, sheets, underwear or other objects that come into direct contact with the intimate area.
How to treat: the best way to eliminate pubic lice is to shave your pubic hair, since the lice cling to the hair and not the skin. However, there is also the option of treating it with special sprays and lotions, such as malathion or permethrin cream, which can be prescribed by a dermatologist.
6. HPV
One of the most common symptoms of HPV is the appearance of warts in the intimate area, however, more general symptoms may appear, such as itching or redness on the penis.
HPV is transmitted through unprotected intimate contact, but its symptoms may not manifest themselves, and the infection will eventually disappear without treatment. However, in some cases, genital warts may appear several months to 2 years after infection with the virus. For this reason, many men who have the virus may not know they are infected.
How to treat: There is no specific treatment to cure HPV, as the body needs to eliminate the virus on its own, which can take a few years. However, to stop transmission and self-infection, it is important to remove the lesions through electrocautery, cryotherapy or some ointments/gels.
7. Chlamydia
Although almost all sexually transmitted diseases can cause itching and discomfort in the penis, chlamydia is the one that most often presents itching as an early sign, in addition to urethral discharge.
Therefore, men who practice unprotected sex, whether vaginal, anal or oral, should undergo tests for STDs regularly, in order to identify whether they are infected and begin treatment.
How to treat: you should take an antibiotic prescribed by your urologist, usually azithromycin or doxycycline. It is recommended that your partner also undergo treatment.
8. Lichen nitidus
Lichen nitidus is a chronic inflammation of the skin that can affect the genital area, folds, abdomen and chest, causing the appearance of skin-colored or pinkish bumps that can itch in some cases.
How to treat: in general, the bumps caused by lichen nitidus disappear after a few months. However, your doctor may recommend treatment with topical or oral corticosteroids if you experience symptoms or aesthetic discomfort.
You need to take care of your intimate health, do not ignore signs and possible pain, see a doctor and get tests done. That was today's video, subscribe to the channel and don't miss any videos.Nr. de visualizações:0
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