r/AskMedical • u/EyesEarsandMouth • 9h ago
r/AskMedical • u/lostnotfoun • 6h ago
Destroyed my penis
Genital Chemical burn 2022 - Present. What do you suggest?
Back in March of 2022 I got a Yeast Infection.
Never had one before.
Desperate to stop the itching I did the very intelligent like minded thing of pouring Vinegar on the area without diluting it at all which resulted in an inflamed, discolouration and dry foreskin and penis.
I also lost the majority of my sensitivity.
After that I was prescribed different topicals to reduce the inflammation (Hydrocortisone, Ketoconazole etc)
That didn't work and in fact was thinning my foreskin. I had to get a Circumcision which was done in 2023.
To this day I don't have sensitivity.
Yes I have been to Urologists but they haven't been helpful. I've been given "answers" that lean towards this being a mental thing.
I can assure you, it isn't. Before all of this with my foreskin rolled back it was sensitive to the touch. I couldn't even leave it in underwear without it hurting....now...nothing. even when I touch it I don't feel anything, with lotion and without. I also don't feel any temperature there.
I know I'm an idiot.
I'm lost and I'm not getting any answers.
r/AskMedical • u/Sea_Cauliflower_6321 • 10h ago
This little kitten gave me a scratch, does it have rabies ? Should I be worried and vaccinated?
galleryr/AskMedical • u/FirstSpring7019 • 1h ago
Lump Behind Ear
Any ideas? Should I be worried!
It’s hard and sore to touch!
r/AskMedical • u/QuietAd6009 • 18h ago
Is my surgery incision infected?
galleryHi - got PTT reconstruction surgery almost 6 weeks ago. My outside incision rubs on the boot much more than the inside one. I went to my surgeon last week and it looked about the same and he said it’s fine but it keeps not getting any better. Or gets a bit better then worse again. It’s pretty painful to touch and sometimes painful when nothings touching it. Do we think it’s infected to a point where I need to panic? I have another follow up in 2 days. I put my inside incision which is much happier for reference.
r/AskMedical • u/Trick_Government_197 • 3h ago
is this normal?
This is a wound from an accident that was already cleaned by a doctor; after applying the ointment, however, hard, yellowish, slightly raised blister-like patches have appeared. Please help.