What symptom is venereal balanus?

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The problem that many male friends may have in their lives is that red spots grow on the glans, which may be the precursor of male sexually transmitted diseases. If men can find the signs of sexually transmitted diseases in time in their lives and treat them in time at this time, it will be of great help to men. What men need to know more is what the precursors of male sexually transmitted diseases are, In addition to sexually transmitted diseases or have a certain infectious, timely discovery to avoid infection to his wife, the following is mainly to introduce the symptoms of sexually transmitted disease balanus?

What symptom is venereal balanus?

The precursor of venereal disease is the damage of skin or mucous membrane. The site often appears is the external genitalia, such as prepuce, penis or glans coronal groove. In addition, there are also erythema, papules, induration, blisters, erosion, etc. in the anus, hands, eyelids, etc.

The precursor of venereal disease is the symptoms of urinary tract. If men feel mild heat in the urethra when urinating, there will be some abnormal secretions flowing out of the urethra. In addition, if there are frequent urination, urgency and pain, there will be dysuria and dysuria.

The precursor of venereal disease is inguinal lymph node enlargement: if a man finds his lymph node soft and painful in his life, he is likely to suffer from chancre at this time. In addition, if he suffers from hard and mild pain, he may suffer from venereal lymphogranuloma.

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In addition, if the male appear such as anorectal pain, inflammation, constipation and other symptoms, at this time is the precursor of sexually transmitted diseases, we must pay attention to it, to timely medical investigation and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases. The diagnosis of this disease can be made by finding Donovan bodies in pathological sections by silver staining. The treatment of this disease is to choose antibiotics according to etiology. Oxytetracycline, tetracycline and streptomycin are effective, the general course of treatment should not be less than 10-15 days, penicillin is invalid.