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Itchiness, Swelling In Penis Post Intercourse. On Antibiotics. Sugar Level Normal. Causes?
Sir I am XXXXX I have a problem in male organ .after intercourse sometime I feel itching and swelling and sometime also to my wife I have consult doctors regarding this they told me to check sugar which was ok then they gave few antibiotics but it relapse and I feel very uncomfortable so kindly suggest me what to do . Thanks
Thu, 4 Oct 2012
Mr. vivek post intercourse pain itching swelling to both the partner is due to infection to both which gets repeated . in such cases the best advice is to abstain from sex till the infection is completely eradicated. and both the partners shud get treatment together and if at all sex is required then do with condoms . better in such cases gynecologist is best person to consult.
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Hi,
It is important to know that if you are using something during the intercourse than this can be because of the allergy to that. It is very common that there are sometimes allergy to very common things which everyone is using without any problem. So if you are using something try to avoid that and see if it is working.
Otherwise it may be becuase of some infection or allergy to something which is not clear, try some antihistaminics if it improve your condition. Otherwise have consultation with doctor to find out the real cause of this problem.
Thanks and take care.
It is important to know that if you are using something during the intercourse than this can be because of the allergy to that. It is very common that there are sometimes allergy to very common things which everyone is using without any problem. So if you are using something try to avoid that and see if it is working.
Otherwise it may be becuase of some infection or allergy to something which is not clear, try some antihistaminics if it improve your condition. Otherwise have consultation with doctor to find out the real cause of this problem.
Thanks and take care.
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