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Acne on the foreskin can be treated by keeping the area clean, avoiding scratching, using topical drugs, oral drugs, and surgical treatment. Foreskin acne may be related to factors such as folliculitis, sebaceous cysts, genital herpes, genital warts, allergic reactions, etc.

1. Keep the area clean

Wash the foreskin and glans area with warm water every day and avoid using harsh lotions. Keep dry after washing, and choose cotton underwear with good breathability. Folliculitis may initially appear as red pimples with mild pain. Cleaning can help reduce bacterial growth. If there is a white pus head, do not squeeze it by yourself.

2. Avoid scratching

Rubbing or scratching may worsen inflammation or lead to secondary infection. Rashes caused by allergic reactions are often accompanied by itching, and clusters of small papules may appear after exposure to the allergen. It is recommended to keep your nails short and wear cotton gloves at night to prevent unintentional scratching. Repeated irritation may cause the herpes simplex virus to spread and form larger blisters.

3. External use drugs

For bacterial infections, topical mupirocin ointment or fusidic acid cream can be used, and for fungal infections, ketoconazole cream can be used. Acyclovir cream can be applied in the early stages of genital herpes. Genital warts need to be evaluated by a doctor before using imiquimod cream. It is necessary to clean the affected area before use, apply the medicine thinly and wait for natural absorption to avoid the medicine coming into contact with the mucous membrane.

4. Oral medications

For severe folliculitis, cefuroxime axetil tablets can be taken orally, and for repeated herpes attacks, valacyclovir hydrochloride tablets should be taken. It is recommended to take loratadine tablets for allergic reactions, and prednisone tablets for combined systemic symptoms. The medicine needs to be swallowed whole. It is forbidden to drink alcohol while taking it. If you have diarrhea or rash, you should stop taking the medicine and seek medical advice immediately.

5. Surgical treatment

When the sebaceous cyst is secondaryly infected or the genital warts are large in size, cyst resection or laser ablation is required. The wound needs to be disinfected every day after surgery, and rehabilitation fluid should be used to promote healing. People with recurrent foreskin may consider circumcision and avoid erections and strenuous exercise for 2 weeks after surgery.

It is recommended to wear loose and breathable clothing to avoid friction from prolonged sitting and riding. The diet should be light, limit spicy food, and consume enough vitamin C to enhance immunity. Observe the changes in acne. If symptoms such as suppuration, ulceration or fever appear, seek medical attention promptly. It is forbidden to use folk remedies or hormonal ointments on your own before a clear diagnosis is made, and sexual partners need to be examined and treated for infectious diseases at the same time. During the postoperative recovery period, the dressing should be changed regularly according to the doctor's instructions, and sexual intercourse should be avoided for 1 month after the operation.