Trichomonas balanitis

Introduction to Trichomonas foreskin balanitis Trichomonas foreskin balanitis is one of the foreskin balanitis. In patients with male trichomonal foreskin balanitis, there is a history of sexual intercourse with women with trichomoniasis. Trichomonas foreskin balanitis daily symptoms are relatively subtle, and can even be asymptomatic. The clinical manifestation of trichomonas foreskin balanitis is manifested as abnormal urethral itching and unbearable. Often exacerbated when urinating. Urinary tract urethra balanitis can occur in patients with urethritis cystitis. Prostatitis, and orchitis, can also show thick secretions and dysuria can also occur balanitis, glans papules, erythema, blisters and erosion. Trichomonas foreskin balanitis can be used for urethral swabs Gram staining smear microscopic examination of trichomoniasis. Sexual intercourse is the main route of transmission, and it can also be spread by iatrogenic cross-infection due to public environmental pollution. basic knowledge The proportion of illness: 0.031% Susceptible people: young adults Mode of transmission: sexual communication Complications: urethritis cystitis prostatitis orchitis

The cause of trichomonas foreskin balanitis

Trichomonas foreskin balanitis is mainly caused by male sexual intercourse with women infected with trichomoniasis; it can also be caused by trichomoniasis pollution in the public environment, leading to trichomoniae foreskin balanitis caused by the spread of iatrogenic cross infection.

Trichomonas foreskin balanitis prevention

(1) Pay attention to local hygiene, clean the glans and foreskin daily, if the foreskin is too long to be treated in time, if necessary, for circumcision, it is necessary to clean the smegma in time.

(2) Couples suffering from sexual organ diseases should suspend sexual life, timely treatment, such as trichomoniasis or Candida albicans infection should be treated at the same time.

(3) Avoid unclean sexual intercourse and cleanse yourself.

Trichomonas foreskin balanitis complications Complications urethritis cystitis prostatitis orchitis

Urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, orchitis, balanitis.

Trichomonas foreskin balanitis symptoms common symptoms glans pruritus blister erythema (border clear blisters on the foreskin blisters

The symptoms of trichomonas foreskin balanitis are as follows: the glans are papular and erythema, gradually enlarged, the edges are clear, small blister-sized blister-like vesicles are visible on the erythema, and finally the erosion surface is formed. Trichomonas infection. Many of the spouses were infected with vaginal trichomoniasis. The symptoms are mild, mainly manifested as erythema pimples and small blisters in the head of the turtle. The realm is clear and the scope is gradually expanding. Patients often feel itching, stinging, and discomfort in sexual intercourse. Trichomonas can be seen in the secretion of glans. It is advisable to have an experienced doctor help diagnose the diagnosis so as not to cause misdiagnosis and affect the treatment effect.

Trichomonas foreskin balanitis

Trichomonas foreskin balanitis examination test: Candida balanitis (ampetitis) can be found in the lesion of the glans, foreskin microscopic examination or culture can be found Candida, trichomonas balanitis can find trichomoniasis on the secretions.

Hanging drop method: More commonly used, when the water temperature is greater than 35 degrees Celsius, the activity of flagella and trichomoniasis can be seen;

Culture method: multiple microscopic examination is negative, clinically highly skeptical;

Smear method: the positive rate is lower and less used.

Diagnosis and identification of trichomonas foreskin balanitis

Pay attention to the identification of other diseases:

(1) glans dermatitis begins to flush, erosive, but rarely blisters, may have exudate, foreskin edema can not be upturned, sometimes purulent secretions, according to different causes can be divided into traumatic balanitis, contact Balanitis, infectious balanitis, Candida balanitis, amoebic balanitis, trichomonas balanitis, plasma cell balanitis, etc.

(2) Hard sputum is a hard ulcer with neat edges. See syphilis for details.

(3) Gonorrhea can also occur glans dermatitis, but mainly manifested as acute suppurative urethritis.

(4) Fixed erythema drug eruption is often caused by oral sulfa drugs or analgesics, occurs in the genitals, has redness, often ulceration, erosion, and recurrence, and should be carefully asked about the medical history.

(5) Contact dermatitis.

(6) Herpes zoster.

(7) Impetigo and the like.

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