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What Causes A Fluid Filled Blister On The Penis?
Question: I have small blister on penis XXXXXXX that leak clear fluid. no pain. it is like edema leak i had above ankle
Brief Answer:
Usually associated with diabetes, heart failure, medication
Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
Please let me know what type of medications and medical problems you suffer from.
Blisters generally happen because of fluid overload, autoimmune diseases, medications, and infections. It is occasionally associated with medication side effect. Diabetes and neuropathy is another common cause of abnormal blisters.
I would recommend getting some routine lab work for metabolic and endocrine abnormalities, as well as complete work up for heart failure.
Usually associated with diabetes, heart failure, medication
Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
Please let me know what type of medications and medical problems you suffer from.
Blisters generally happen because of fluid overload, autoimmune diseases, medications, and infections. It is occasionally associated with medication side effect. Diabetes and neuropathy is another common cause of abnormal blisters.
I would recommend getting some routine lab work for metabolic and endocrine abnormalities, as well as complete work up for heart failure.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Here is the medication i am taking:
labetalol hcl 200 mg x 5 daily
Isosorbide dn 30 mg x 2 daily
amlodipine 5 mg x 1 daily
lisinopril 20 mg x 2 daily
furosemide 40 mg 2 daily
I have high bp without these drugs (180-190 mmHg) Any suggestion here?
my creatinine is 2.4, other measurement are within normal
How can I stop mechanically the drainage, keeping in mind where it is?
labetalol hcl 200 mg x 5 daily
Isosorbide dn 30 mg x 2 daily
amlodipine 5 mg x 1 daily
lisinopril 20 mg x 2 daily
furosemide 40 mg 2 daily
I have high bp without these drugs (180-190 mmHg) Any suggestion here?
my creatinine is 2.4, other measurement are within normal
How can I stop mechanically the drainage, keeping in mind where it is?
Brief Answer:
You may need extra furosemide, See cardiologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
I would recommend following up with your primary care Doctor who could probably use some silver nitrate to help stop oozing. If it is still continuously draining, however, you may need to have it debrided or cleaned out at the hospital.
The only mechanical way to stop the drainage is to apply pressure as you may remember when you had a similar episode on your ankle. However, due to the location, that may be difficult to impossible.
I would follow up with your primary care doctor or cardiologist. You may need an extra dose of furosemide to help decrease the amount of fluid you have. Fluid overload is associated with small breaks in the skin due to abnormal stretching. Occasionally you can get oozing and leakage from the site.
You may need extra furosemide, See cardiologist
Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
I would recommend following up with your primary care Doctor who could probably use some silver nitrate to help stop oozing. If it is still continuously draining, however, you may need to have it debrided or cleaned out at the hospital.
The only mechanical way to stop the drainage is to apply pressure as you may remember when you had a similar episode on your ankle. However, due to the location, that may be difficult to impossible.
I would follow up with your primary care doctor or cardiologist. You may need an extra dose of furosemide to help decrease the amount of fluid you have. Fluid overload is associated with small breaks in the skin due to abnormal stretching. Occasionally you can get oozing and leakage from the site.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Veerisetty Shyamkumar
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