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Skin & Hair Concerns
Question #11275
360 days ago
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Redish skin on panis,what can i do

Prasad k

Top of the part of penis is looking red.no itching no only looking red.no any other issues please suggest the treatment to cure this. Facing this issue from last 4 days. No any change . I have applied candid cream

Age: 30
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Hello dear See as per clinical history it seems minor infection which may be fungal only. I suggest you to please apply below medication for improvement Candid( thrice) a day for 5 days - you are already having it Lulliconazole topical twice a day for 5 days Kindly follow the instructions for 1 week In case of no improvement, Consult general physician in person for better clarification Regards

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Investigation 1) HBA1C 2) Urine culture

RX, 1) Clotrimazole 1% cream apply thin layer twice daily. If irritation/redness worsens stop and review

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Hygiene

Wash with plain lukewarm water only (no harsh soap/antiseptic).

Gently dry the area after urination/bath.

Topical care

Continue Candid cream for at least 7–10 days, twice daily.

If no relief, a mild antibiotic + steroid cream (like Betadine ointment) for 5 days

Lifestyle

Wear loose cotton underwear.

Avoid scratching, scented products, or vigorous cleaning.

Avoid sexual activity until redness improves. Visit dermatologist if redness increase

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Redness on the top of the penis without itching or other significant symptoms can potentially be due to several causes, ranging from minor irritation to more specific skin conditions. Since you’ve observed no changes or worsening after a few days of observation and cream application, it might be an irritation, possibly from contact with a substance, like soap, lotion or friction from clothing. If Candid cream, which is an antifungal, hasn’t changed anything, it’s possible that this isn’t a fungal issue. You should try to minimize potential irritants by avoiding harsh soaps or lotions and keep the area clean and dry. Consider switching to a gentle, hypoallergenic soap and wear loose, breathable cotton underwear to reduce friction.

Examine other possible contributing factors such as new personal care products or changes in your laundry detergent that might have triggered this irritation. If you’re sexually active, consider any recent encounters that could have potentially caused irritation or reaction. Monitor the area for any developments such as pain, discharge, or increased redness. Though it’s not an emergency, persistent redness warrants observation. If you don’t see improvement in a week, or if new symptoms appear, see a healthcare professional to determine if there might be another cause that needs addressing, such as a mild infection or a dermatological condition. They might recommend a different topical treatment or further testing if necessary. Safety and prudence are key, so ensure to reach out for medical guidance in a timely manner if the situation doesn’t resolve.

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