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Q: Balanitis....3 Weeks?????
asked by: balanitis on December 7th, 2003
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I got balanitis 3 weeks ago, it reduced a lot after the first week. It is barely visible, but still there. It is a real nuisance, because once my penis head stays moist for like 3 hours, the dots start comin back. Is it normal?? I read everywhere that balanitis only lasts like 3 days.....3 weeks??!?!....
What's wrong?? Does that mean the fungus is resistant and that it may be recurrant?? Please give me info
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balanitis
replied on December 7th, 2003
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Somebody reply...??? Is it normal, 3 weeks? Ah!


I guess nobody has had balanitis...


Anyways anyone who has had it, please tell your experience(s) in detail
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m4rk
replied on December 8th, 2003
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Well you know I have it atm... Just really painful bell end (lol) and sometimes hurts to pee, also a nasty smelly white discharge.
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C V MATHEW
replied on February 2nd, 2004
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Balanitis
Had this problem last month.Really irritating.I was worried.But after consulting a skin specialist,got better advice.Tinaderm m applied for 2 weeks.It was very effective.I am aged 42.Tested rbs.But it was in normal limit. :d
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sorbonne
replied on August 20th, 2007
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Balanitis: a miserable condition. I've had it for 15 years and doctors often have a hard time diagnosing it.
I have tried each and every ointment, balm, cream, paste, gel, etc.
If it worked it wasn't for very long.
The latest stuff I got from a doctor is Tiamol (Fluocinonide USP 0.05%).
An immediate improvement in the condition took place, but you have to go easy on the stuff!! Try 2 times a day and after you see improvement, go back to 1 time and stop it soon thereafter. Do NOT use it in combination with other creams. To be on the safe side, ask your doctor first.
What I do nowadays is (as a form of maintenance) I hang my tool before going to bed for 2 minutes in a glass of SALT. lukewarm water. Dry thorougly with a soft napkin and keep the knob exposed to the air a little while.
I have found that this procedure keeps the conditions reigned in.
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