Question 1

I've noticed that the foreskin of my penis has come down, and it was previously attached to the tip. Now the head is exposed, and it's very sensitive to touch. How can I make it less sensitive? Also, the foreskin that has come down doesn't roll back to the tip. Can you help explain why this is happening and what I can do about both issues?

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Last updated on 18 Dec 2024

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Question 2

I recently got married and while having sex with my wife, the skin under my penis got torn. I saw a doctor and they recommended frenuloplasty surgery. Is there any other way to treat this without having to go for the surgery?

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Question 3

Whats the recommended dose for fluconazole 150mg? Can I take it every day or is it better to take it after a few days? Could use some guidance on the right way to take it.

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The prescribed dose of fluconazole 150mg is typically taken as a single dose for vaginal yeast infections, or every 3-4 days for 2-3 doses for skin and mucous membrane infections, but for other conditions like ringworm, dosage may vary,

Question 4

How can I tell the difference between congenital phimosis and phimosis in adults? Is phimosis related to impotence in any way? Also, is it possible to treat congenital phimosis with betamethasone cream instead of surgery?

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Congenital phimosis is present from birth, where the foreskin cannot be retracted due to a tight opening, while phimosis in adults often develops due to scarring or infection. Phimosis is not considered impotence, as it primarily affects the foreskin's ability to retract, not erectile function. Betamethasone cream can be effective in mild cases of congenital phimosis by reducing inflammation and allowing easier retraction, but surgery may still be required for more severe cases.

Question 5

I noticed a boil on my right testicle two days ago, and yesterday it started to ooze pus. The area around it feels hard and is really painful. What should I do about it?

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Take tab.augmentin 625 mg orallly,thrice daily for 5 days.,also tab levocetrizine 10 mg bedtime orally for 7 days is advised to the patient, calasoft lotion is also advised to the patient.

Question 6

Hi, the doctor at Medanta Gurgaon suggested frenuloplasty surgery for me, but Im wondering if there are any alternatives to this procedure. Is surgery the only option, or are there other treatments I can try?

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Frenuloplasty is commonly recommended to treat a tight or shortened frenulum, but alternatives like steroid creams or stretching exercises might help in milder cases. It's best to discuss with your doctor if these options could be suitable for you.

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