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Q: white coated penis

asked by: james_brook on September 1st, 2009

New User

hi,i had sex with my girl friend for the first time
and few days later i noticed that my penis is coated with white creamy stuff, every morning when i bath i notice this and it is itching
even after cleaning my stuff twice a day it still persists
i broke with my girlfriend

its almost a month
please advice me.

Replies(2)

jimfromcalif

replied on September 15th, 2009

New User

I'm assuming you haven't been circumcised and this white stuff is inside your foreskin. If so, it's natural and it's called smegma. A simple rinse with clear water is all that is needed to clean it. Don't use soap or you could cause problems.

W0LF

replied on September 15th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

It's possible the white discharge was from a yeast infection. You could be having skin irritation that will clear up on its own. You could wash with an anti-fungal soap for quicker results. If it persists you should see a doctor.

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