Question 1

I'm dealing with a lot of sexual health issues, like redness and patches on the foreskin and tip of my penis for the last two years. I've tried both generic and homeopathy tablets, and while there were some small improvements with the homeopathy tablets, the redness and patches keep coming back. I've also used Clop G cream, but it hasn't helped. This all started about three years ago after a sexual encounter. The skin on the right side of my penis broke, it healed with tablets back then, but about a year later, this ongoing issue began. There hasn't been any change for the past two years. Can you give me some advice or solutions for this problem? I'm really concerned and would appreciate any guidance you can offer.

Accepted Answer

That could be fungal infection or STD visit dermatologist for evaluation and appropriate management refrain from sexual activity until you are recovered

Question 2

I've had this lump for about a year now. It kind of popped up out of nowhere, and at first, it didn't hurt at all, so I just thought it might be a wart or something and ignored it. But lately, I've been noticing some pain when I press around the area. I spend a lot of time at my desk for work, and I'm wondering if it might be related to that. It's not a boil; it feels more like some kind of skin growth. Could it be connected to sitting for long periods, or should I be worried about something else?

Accepted Answer

It is important to have this lump evaluated by a healthcare professional to determine the exact cause. The sudden development of a painless lump that has now become painful could indicate various possibilities, including an abscess, cyst, lipoma, or even a more serious condition like a tumor. It is unlikely to be directly related to your desk job unless there is a specific injury or pressure point causing the issue.

Question 3

I have a sebaceous cyst on my lower back can homeopathy treat it completely or would I need surgery for it

Accepted Answer

Yes, sebaceous cysts can often be treated without surgery. Depending on the size, location, and whether or not the cyst is infected or causing symptoms, a doctor may recommend non-surgical options like observation, injections, or drainage

I'm dealing with a skin infection and a bit of an allergy, and I'm wondering if Sporidex and Phexin are basically the same thing? Can I use them interchangeably for my treatment, or should I stick to one? I'm just a bit confused about how they work and if there's any difference between them.

poridex (Cephalexin) and Phexin (Cephalexin) are essentially the same antibiotic medication, being different brand names for the same active ingredien

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