Suggest Treatment For Red Rashes On The Scrotum
Question: Hello again Doctor XXXXXXX
I am sorry to bother you again and thank you for your answers as always.
I just wanted to get your opinion on my latest condition and what is it that i should try to solve these symptoms i am having. Nothing much improved since my last update. The rash has gone away but the scrotum are still a bit red. the overall burn feeling in rectum and urethra is still present especially after urinating. this feeling im having is most probably due to my urethra inflamed/irritated, because a certain area has some pain. The doctors i have seen have mostly told me to let time heal the condition since all tests have been made as i showed you before. Is there a medication i can take to heal this irritation in urethra? should i go back to the same antibiotics and anti-inflammatory? appreciate your feedback doctor.
I am sorry to bother you again and thank you for your answers as always.
I just wanted to get your opinion on my latest condition and what is it that i should try to solve these symptoms i am having. Nothing much improved since my last update. The rash has gone away but the scrotum are still a bit red. the overall burn feeling in rectum and urethra is still present especially after urinating. this feeling im having is most probably due to my urethra inflamed/irritated, because a certain area has some pain. The doctors i have seen have mostly told me to let time heal the condition since all tests have been made as i showed you before. Is there a medication i can take to heal this irritation in urethra? should i go back to the same antibiotics and anti-inflammatory? appreciate your feedback doctor.
Brief Answer:
Take Nitrofurantoin with Flavoxate twice dailu
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing again .
The irritation in urethra and rectum could be due to residual inflammation .
Take Nitrofurantoin and Flavoxate twice daily along with urine alkalizer thrice daily for 2 more weeks .
Take soft diet to avoid constipation .Application of local anesthetic jelly like Xylocaine may help to reduce irritation in rectum .
Thanks and Regards.
Dr.Patil.
Take Nitrofurantoin with Flavoxate twice dailu
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing again .
The irritation in urethra and rectum could be due to residual inflammation .
Take Nitrofurantoin and Flavoxate twice daily along with urine alkalizer thrice daily for 2 more weeks .
Take soft diet to avoid constipation .Application of local anesthetic jelly like Xylocaine may help to reduce irritation in rectum .
Thanks and Regards.
Dr.Patil.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
hi doctor,
i have already started taking Nitrofurantoin and Flavoxate, and already i am noticing major improvement in the irritation to an almost feeling that it went away...there was some rash on the shaft but it went away when i applied anti yeast/fungal cream. though there is some build up of gas in stomach every now and then...does this explain anything?
i have already started taking Nitrofurantoin and Flavoxate, and already i am noticing major improvement in the irritation to an almost feeling that it went away...there was some rash on the shaft but it went away when i applied anti yeast/fungal cream. though there is some build up of gas in stomach every now and then...does this explain anything?
Brief Answer:
Could be due to drug induced Gastritis
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for follow up .
The bloating sensation in stomach is mostly due to drug induced gastritis.
Take H2 receptor antagonist like Pantoprazole twice daily along with drugs .
Avoid spicy oily and junk foods .
Thanks and Regards.
Dr.Patil.
Could be due to drug induced Gastritis
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for follow up .
The bloating sensation in stomach is mostly due to drug induced gastritis.
Take H2 receptor antagonist like Pantoprazole twice daily along with drugs .
Avoid spicy oily and junk foods .
Thanks and Regards.
Dr.Patil.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad