male penile folliculitis

Male penile folliculitis may cause local itching or local papules. In severe cases, it may cause local suppuration or non-suppurative symptoms. It is also possible to cause local redness and swelling.

Male penile folliculitis may be caused by local inflammation and infection, or it may be caused by excessive secretion of local sweat glands, leading to blockage of hair follicles. It is not ruled out that it is caused by frequent eating of irritating foods and long-term bad work and rest habits. Patients who suffer from internal heat may also develop folliculitis. If the underwear is not changed frequently, the lower body will be too moist and susceptible to bacterial growth and infection, leading to symptoms such as folliculitis. In severe cases, it will affect the quality of sexual life or have an impact on reproductive function. Penile folliculitis can usually be checked at the urology department or dermatology department. When the symptoms are mild, they can be relieved by scrubbing with iodophor, or they can be treated with saline cleaning. If the symptoms are more severe, you can follow the doctor's advice by applying fusidic acid ointment or combining it with erythromycin ointment. If necessary, you can take aspirin and other anti-inflammatory drugs orally as directed by the doctor for comprehensive treatment.

Be sure to keep your lower body hygienic and clean, change underwear every day, wear underwear with good breathability, eat light and easily digestible food, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid eating irritating food.