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PENILE YEAST INFECTION (SYMPTOMS, DIAGNOSIS, PREVENTION,TREATMENT)

#trichomoniasis #Trichomonasvaginalis #genital #STD #sexuallytransmitteddisease #symptomstrach #treatmentpubiclice #riskfactorpubiclice #sexuallycontact #pcltutorial #tendirectionsnewschannel #tendirection #metronidazole #tinidazole #USA #america #infection #vagina #penis #muconazole #fluconazole #imidazole #cotriamazole #yeastinfection #fungalinfection #fungus #balanitis @tendirection link for out another you tube channel👇👇👇👇👇    / @tendirectionsnews7887   music in this video: https://www.bensound.com A yeast infection is often thought of as a female health problem, but it can affect anyone, including men. A penile yeast infection, if not treated, can lead to a wide range of painful, uncomfortable, and potentially embarrassing symptoms. It can also lead to serious complications if the infection spreads into your bloodstream. Over-the-counter (OTC) medications can often clear up a yeast infection, and some basic prevention steps can help you avoid this fairly common condition. symptoms: Early symptoms of a penile yeast infection often include a red rash and sometimes white, shiny patches on the penis. The skin on the penis may be moist, and a thick white substance may be found under the foreskin or other folds of skin. You may also experience itching and a burning feeling on your penis. Redness, itchiness, and pain in the penis can be signs of other more serious conditions, including some sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), so don’t ignore symptoms once they appear. Early symptoms of a penile yeast infection often include a red rash and sometimes white, shiny patches on the penis. The skin on the penis may be moist, and a thick white substance may be found under the foreskin or other folds of skin. You may also experience itching and a burning feeling on your penis. Redness, itchiness, and pain in the penis can be signs of other more serious conditions, including some sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), so don’t ignore symptoms once they appear. A urologist or your primary care doctor can diagnose the condition, often in a single appointment. A yeast infection is caused by a fungus called candida. A small amount of candida is usually present on the body. All it takes is an overgrowth of candida to develop a yeast infection. A moist environment is ideal for candida to spread. One of the most common causes of a penile yeast infection is unprotected sexual intercourse with a woman who has a vaginal yeast infection. You can also develop one without sexual activity. Poor hygiene can make you vulnerable to a yeast infection, for example. In most cases, topical antifungal ointments and creams are enough to clear up an infection. Many of the antifungal creams recommended for a yeast infection include: miconazole (Lotrimin AF, Cruex, Desenex, Ting Antifungal) imidazole (Canesten, Selezen) clotrimazole (Lotrimin AF, Anti-Fungal, Cruex, Desenex, Lotrimin AF Ringworm) Most of these are available as OTC medications, meaning you will not need a prescription. More serious, or longer-term infections may require a prescription-strength medication. Oral fluconazole (Diflucan) and a hydrocortisone cream may be advised in serious infections, such as those that have developed into a potentially serious condition called balanitis. Oral fluconazole (Diflucan) and a hydrocortisone cream may be advised in serious infections, such as those that have developed into a potentially serious condition called balanitis. One of the potential complications of a penile yeast infection is balanitis. Balanitis is an inflammation of the foreskin or head of the penis. Diabetes can increase your risk for balanitis. To avoid getting a yeast infection or passing one along, do the following: Wear a condom to help reduce your chances of developing a yeast infection. Practice sexual monogamy to reduce your risk for a yeast infection. Practice good hygiene, and keep your penis and genitals clean and dry. If you are uncircumcised, clean under the foreskin with soap and water, and return your foreskin to its usual position after you have sexual intercourse. To avoid getting a yeast infection or passing one along, do the following: Wear a condom to help reduce your chances of developing a yeast infection. Practice sexual monogamy to reduce your risk for a yeast infection. Practice good hygiene, and keep your penis and genitals clean and dry. If you are uncircumcised, clean under the foreskin with soap and water, and return your foreskin to its usual position after you have sexual intercourse. if you like the video then kindly ,like , share and subscribe to our channel🤳🤳🙏🏻🙏🏻 link for the videos of others sexually transmitted disease👇 genital herpis👇    • Genital herpes II cause, symptoms,risk fac...   chancroid👇    • CHANCROID (नरम नासूर), ##cause, symptoms, ...   gonorrhoea 👇    • GONORRHEA, Cause, symptoms,risk factors, p...   syphilis 👇    • SYPHILIS (उपदंश),cause, symptoms, stages,r...   kindly subscribe to our channel thankyou🙏🏻🤳