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Red spot on penis glans/ balanitis
I have a constant red spot on my penis glans that doesn't go away, it is only visible clearly when erect or semi erect. While flaccid I cannot see it.
Also I have been diagnosed with balanitis, but the red spot is present since a long time before balanitis.
Have been suffering from balanitis since October 2024.
Have used candid cream (without steroids) for 20 days last time. I have stopped medication a month back but seeing some dryness on my penis head and cracks near corona area.
Here is no pain, no discomfort nothing.
Question 1: what can be the red spot ?
Question 2: do I still have balanitis or is it only irritation/ dryness ?
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Dr. Jatin Soni
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Jalandhar
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